Giving 50% Tax Breaks During The Christmas Season
We all know that Christmas costs a fortune, and so do the Norwegian Government. In the month of November, income tax in the country is halved - giving tax payers extra money to spend in December and January.
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gigantes 11 year s ago
#5 how did norway turn in to "denmark" by the end of the blurb? anyway, the program is apparently called the "sovereign wealth fund." also, the reserve per citizen is apparently somewhere over $100K, not a million. at least in the world's top currency. if the money was zimbabwean or something, i guess the number would be hard to even write down without math.
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Fenrisulven 11 year s ago
It makes us NOK millionaires, not US $ millionaires ;) Here is the Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_Pension_Fund_of_Norway
BTW, #18 is not 100% true. We pay more taxes than we need to the rest of the year to compensate for this. This is an old odd thing created so people could have more money for Christmas.
BTW, #18 is not 100% true. We pay more taxes than we need to the rest of the year to compensate for this. This is an old odd thing created so people could have more money for Christmas.
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Laurence 7 month s ago
#8 Australia has some of the nastiest party politics of any country. With forced attendance and no real interest political advertising gets intense and nasty. I watch less television in an election year.
BTW, #18 is not 100% true. We pay more taxes than we need to the rest of the year to compensate for this. This is an old odd thing created so people could have more money for Christmas.