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If you are single you are tax exempt up to 7,664 Euros(15, 329 for married couples) per annum.After that you are liable for 15% tax up to 52,152(104,304 for couples). From 52,153 to 250,000 the tax is 42% & over that is 45%. For example, if you are single & earn 15,000 per annum you are liable to pay tax on 7,336(15,000 minus 7,664(personal tax allowance). So 15% of 7,336 is 1100,40.

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