Germany has income tax, social security, solidarity tax, VAT, and church tax. Employers deduct tax through "Lohnsteuer" system. Tax rates increase progressively from 0% to 45% for 2024 income brackets
Swiss social security covers anyone working or living in Switzerland. System includes five pillars: OASI, occupational benefits, accident insurance, unemployment, family allowances. Benefits are financed through contributions, per capita premiums and public funding
ILOE Insurance protects against involuntary job loss in UAE. Provides financial support during unemployment with income replacement. Became popular in Dubai due to job market uncertainty
EI beneficiaries must submit reports every 2 weeks to maintain benefits eligibility. Reports must include dates, hours worked, earnings, and employer contact information. All earnings, including tips and commissions, must be reported. Reporting calendar helps track hours and earnings for each week
Washington employers must file quarterly tax and wage reports for unemployment insurance. Employers must register with the state Department of Revenue. Failure to register results in fines of $1,000 or 2x unpaid taxes per quarter
YTK Unemployment Fund provides income protection for working under 68. Membership costs 105€ including fund and 24€ for Worklife services. Students can join for 12€ annually without fund membership