Examples of using Dependent spouse in English and their translations into German
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Person with dependent spouse.
Gross income replacement ratios(retirement pension/ earnings) Pensioner without dependent spouse.
Married with dependent spouse: sionj.
Of the average annual salary in Slovenia for a dependent spouse; and.
Person with dependent spouse- 20 qualifying years.
It amounts to 75% if you have a dependent spouse.
The average net rate of deduction for someone on half average earnings with a dependent spouse and two children was above 20% in only four Member States- Greece, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands- and if housing benefits are taken into account, the rate in the Netherlands is reduced to below 20%; in Luxembourg and the UK, because of in-work benefits, the net take-home pay was more than the cost of employment;
It is equal to 75% if you have a dependent spouse.
PTA 375 a month if the beneficiary has a dependent spouse or he(she) is divorced or widowed with dependent children.
Minimum pension for persons over 65: PTA 57,680(ECU 364) with dependent spouse.
Qualifying years Without dependent spouse With dependent spouse.
Minimum pension PTA 29 800 per monthPTA 32 500 per month for beneficiaries with dependent spouse.
CONDITIONS FOR ELIGIBILITY Living alone or with a dependent spouse, invalid, oldage or blind pensioner.
Minimum pension PTA 51,180(ECU 314) per month or PTA 60,220(ECU 370) for beneficiaries with dependent spouse.
A minimum pensionis guaranteed from age 65 to a beneficiary with a dependent spouse: in 1993 the minimum annual amount was Ps. 780,150.
Breakdown of gross income from employment into social security contributions, tax and net amount Person without dependent spouse.
A registered consumer of electricity. b Living alone or with a dependent spouse, invalid, oldage or blind pensioner.
For contributions covering 20 years, the corresponding pension is 20 χ 2.2% of earnings,to which is added ESC 2 750 for a dependent spouse.
Flat-rate of IRL 45.80 per week(maximum benefit),plus IRL 26.10 for dependent spouse, plus IRL 9.50 for each of first 2 children and IRL 7.80 for each child thereafter.
Breakdown of gross retirement pension into social security contributions, tax and net income(Person with dependent spouse) Full pension.
The reason for this situation is that the gross income replacement ratios are identical for pensioners with or without dependent spouse, and the difference between the contributions based on earned income and those based on retirement incomeis greater for persons without spouse than for those with dependent spouse.
Breakdown of gross retirement pension into social security contributions, tax and net amount(Person with dependent spouse) 20 qualifying years.
Effect of voluntary complementary schemes(Pensioner with dependent spouse) 20 qualifying years.
The ratios for a full pension range from 15% to 112% for single pensioners andfrom 24% to 119% for pensioners with dependent spouse.
Effect of voluntary complementary schemes(Pensioner without dependent spouse) Full pension.
In five countries, i.e. Germany, Spain, France, Italy and Luxembourg, thegross income replacement ratios are identical for single pensioners and for pensioners with dependent spouse.
Age 66. bBe a registered consumer of electricity and living alone or with a dependent spouse, invalid, oldage or blind pensioner.
Receiving a pension below the minimum; income be low the annual ceiling of PTA 752,372(ECU 4,744)per year for a single person or PTA885,282(ECU 5,582) with a dependent spouse.
They are granted on the basis of a person having one or more dependent children(Germany, Spain and France) and/or a dependent spouse Germany only.