Taxation Should NOT Be...

Taxation Should NOT Be Allowed on Mobility Allowance; How taxation is applied in Spain and Portugal? Hello to everyone; I have opened this post to analyze a controversial issue. Taxation in general and more specifically, in Mobility allowance. There is a post like this in "Salary, Taxes, Pension, Benefits and Reimbursements" group. Some participants commented with important people from EC the subjection of mobility allowance to taxation. Now, we know that a part of European Commission disagrees with this unjust reduction of salary. We want to write a letter to EC to demand a solution; All the MC fellows should have free tax in mobility allowance taking into account that mobility is compulsory and a milestone from calls. For this reason, we want to have information about how taxation is applied in institutions from different countries. In our case, how taxation is applied in institutions from Spain and Portugal?. I suggest we could complete this information Fellowship > Country > Institution > % taxation (IRS or IRPF) +SS > Is this applied to MA? Yes/No/only one part > Gross MA/month > Net MA/month In my case IEF2013 > Portugal > iBET > 33%+11% > Yes > 595 euros > 333,2 euros I encourage you to participate. Together we can fight for our rights.
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