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Patent Box

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Hi Exurbis67. Thanks for adding to the Patent Box article. Also the additional entry you added on IP-Box is a very useful contribution. I wanted to discuss the change you made to the Patent box article. The original text of the article was designed to highlight that Patent Box is a UK initiative and I think it should be restored that way. It is only ever known in the UK as Patent Box but for clarification purposes in the opening paragraph you could add the details about other countries also having similar regimes like IP Box and Innovation Box. I also wonder whether the origin paragraph would work better as part of the history section. Interested in hearing your comments. Thanks. Andy Andywales1 (talk) 17:17, 2 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Hello Exurbis67! I want to ask you something from an edition in the article List of European countries by average wage

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Hello Exurbis67! On 29 March of 2015 you've added some significant data in the page of List of European countries by average wage ([1]).

I would like you to ask how to access those numbers, as I go to the website of Eurostat ([1]) but I don't see how to access to the information of the wages of a family. I say this to you because I would like to acess to it and to update it, as I've found some possible irregularities (Italy has the same net familiar salary as Germany, and the UK; and higher than Austria and France), which makes me skeptic about this data as the average wages / GDP per capita are quite inferior to those mentioned countries. Kind regards and have a good day! --HardstyleGB (talk) 18:22, 8 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Hi its under "Net Earnings & tax rates" then "Annual net earnings" then Select earnings structure" and select all the options;

GRS Gross earning TAX Taxes SOC Social Security FAM Family allowances NET Net earning Hope you find what you need--2A02:8109:8140:15D4:C4A9:720D:DF48:2874 (talk) 19:03, 8 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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  1. ^ http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/labour-market/earnings/database
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