Contributions and financing

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Topic: Statutory Long Term Care Insurance

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Primary source: https://salusmax.de/ru/pfle-xikon-2/gesetzliche-pflegeversicherung

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The stated contribution rate is 3.4 percent of gross income. For individuals without children, the stated rate is 4.0 percent.

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  • At which step does gross income play a role in statutory long-term care insurance?: In the contribution step, gross income is the basis for the stated percentage rate.
  • What do employees and employers each do in the financing of statutory long-term care insurance?: They finance it equally.

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What contribution rate is stated for statutory long-term care insurance?

The stated contribution rate is 3.4 percent of gross income. For individuals without children, the stated rate is 4.0 percent.

At which step does gross income play a role in statutory long-term care insurance?

In the contribution step, gross income is the basis for the stated percentage rate.

What do employees and employers each do in the financing of statutory long-term care insurance?

They finance it equally.

Sources

  1. https://salusmax.de/ru/pfle-xikon-2/gesetzliche-pflegeversicherung

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