| Finally - Part 2 |
| I am a Maltese studying in Germany and I’m only paying one third of the fees (like the locals) because Malta is a member of the EU just like Germany. Last summer when I returned back to Malta for holidays I haven’t had to exchange euros into maltese liri so I also saved lot of money in exchange… if you sum up all these I’m sure that Malta would shift on the far end of the blue. |
| Mark Grima, |
10/26/2008 10:43:51 PM |
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| Finally |
| Very interesting site. Finally I know how much Malta got last year! Deducting the cost of travelling by national delegations on a daily basis and the infrastracture dealing with EU legislation will probably send Malta in the red. |
| Sharon Ellul Bonici, |
9/17/2008 4:26:51 PM |
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| EU-Fed-Day |
| It would be very nice to add a fourth magnitude to be tracked in the graphs. Something like the "Tax-Freedom-Day". A magnitude that would show how long this or that EU-tax-payer must work in order to feed the European Union. We may call it a "EU-Fed-Day" or so. |
| Pytel, |
9/15/2008 10:11:27 AM |
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| Totals |
| It wouldn't be very difficult to add total balance for each country for all the years. Netherlands for example used to be on the side of acceptors, now it is a donor. Some people could forget... |
| Marek Roesel, |
9/15/2008 2:58:54 AM |
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