@hynessl@danobrien20 Does Employers PRSI factor into their take home pay though? My understanding is it would basically only affect the profits of the firm. They in turn would determine the actual employee pay and associated Employee pay + PRSI?
@Doggedpursuited@MtbMayo@danobrien20 I think there are a lot of assumptions around incentives. I'm not sure people are disincentivised based on the tax rate. I haven't seen any concrete data to support this. Plenty of anecdotal evidence but no surveys, etc. ??
@hynessl@danobrien20 Hi Sarah, that's an interesting point. Where can I find out more about the partner angle? Also I can adjust the graph to account for the 11.25% just want to understand it a bit better
@danobrien20 Earn โค โฌ18,304? You pay โฌ0 PRSI. Cross it, and PRSI kicks in with a credit. But as your income nears โฌ22k, that credit shrinks. Paying normal tax while simultaneously losing this credit briefly spikes your marginal rate over 40%
@JoeBLynam It was a manufacturing plant, not a data centre, so surely they could have moved to a location elsewhere in Dublin that had an adequate supply? Something doesn't add up. This didn't need to be colocated with their other data centres in Ballycoolin except for convenience
@Patriot5715@satyanadella Thanks @Patriot5715 . While impressive, I think I'd rather see how it stacks up against the 95th percentile of day to day cases vs experienced doctors. But I'll also be curious to see if it can be used going forward as an aid for real world cases that flummox humans doctors....