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Annex Methodology for Calculation of incompatible aid (million EUR); Provisional calculation based on the data available as at 31 December 2011 for the period 2003- 2010

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Social insurance contribution rates
(1)Total social contribution rate42,2 %42,0 %41,54 %41,0 %39,7 %38,93 %39,25 %39,55 %
(2)Health insurance14,5 %14,3 %13,84 %13,3 %13,9 %13,9 %14,6 %14,9 %
(3)Nursing insurance1,7 %1,7 %1,7 %1,7 %1,7 %1,83 %1,95 %1,95 %
(4)Unemployment insurance6,5 %6,5 %6,5 %6,5 %4,2 %3,3 %2,8 %2,8 %
(5)Pension insurance19,5 %19,5 %19,5 %19,5 %19,9 %19,9 %19,9 %19,9 %
(6)Employer’s share21,1 %21,0 %20,77 %20,5 %19,85 %19,46 %19,48 %19,33 %
(7)Health insurance7,25 %7,15 %6,92 %6,65 %6,95 %6,95 %7,15 %7,0 %
(8)Nursing insurance0,85 %0,85 %0,85 %0,85 %0,85 %0,91 %0,98 %0,98 %
(9)Unemployment insurance3,25 %3,25 %3,25 %3,25 %2,1 %1,65 %1,4 %1,4 %
(10)Pension insurance9,75 %9,75 %9,75 %9,75 %9,95 %9,95 %9,95 %9,95 %
(11)Employee’s share21,1 %21,0 %20,77 %20,5 %19,85 %19,47 %19,77 %20,22 %
(12)Health insurance7,25 %7,15 %6,92 %6,65 %6,95 %6,95 %7,45 %7,9 %
(13)Nursing insurance0,85 %0,85 %0,85 %0,85 %0,85 %0,92 %0,97 %0,97 %
(14)Unemployment insurance3,25 %3,25 %3,25 %3,25 %2,1 %1,65 %1,4 %1,4 %
(15)Pension insurance9,75 %9,75 %9,75 %9,75 %9,95 %9,95 %9,95 %9,95 %
(16)Supplementary pension insurance[…][…][…][…][…][…][…][…]
(17)Accident insurance[…][…][…][…][…][…][…][…]
Civil servants’ gross wage
(18)Gross wage100 %100 %100 %100 %100 %100 %100 %100 %
(19)Unemployment insurance (employee)3,25 %3,25 %3,25 %3,25 %2,1 %1,65 %1,4 %1,4 %
(20)Pension insurance (employee)9,75 %9,75 %9,75 %9,75 %9,95 %9,95 %9,95 %9,95 %
(21)Incurred civil servant wage in %= (18) - (19) - (20)87,0 %87,0 %87,0 %87,0 %87,95 %88,4 %88,65 %88,65 %
(22)Civil servants’ wage sum[…][…][…][…][…][…][…][…]
(23)Civil servants’ gross wage sum= (22)/(21)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…][…]
Regulatory contribution rate (recalculated based on civil servants’ gross wage)
(24)Employer’s share= (6)*(21)18,36 %18,27 %18,07 %17,84 %17,46 %17,2 %17,27 %17,14 %
(25)Supplementary pension insurance= (16)*(21)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…][…]
(26)Accident insurance= (17)*(21)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…][…]
(27)Regulatory rate[…][…][…][…][…][…][…][…]
Social insurance benchmark
(28)Employer’s share21,1 %21,0 %20,77 %20,5 %19,85 %19,46 %19,48 %19,33 %
(29)Unemployment insurance (employee)3,25 %3,25 %3,25 %3,25 %2,1 %1,65 %1,4 %1,4 %
(30)Pension insurance (employee)9,75 %9,75 %9,75 %9,75 %9,95 %9,95 %9,95 %9,95 %
(31)Social insurance benchmark34,1 %34,0 %33,77 %33,5 %31,9 %31,06 %30,83 %30,68 %
Revenue share for non-regulated services
(32)Total revenue14 683,2114 726,8214 479,3513 773,7913 479,9613 392,8112 846,1712 656,75
(33)Non-regulated revenue[…][…][…][…][…][…][…][…]
(34)Share of non-price regulated services= (33)/(32)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…][…]
Incompatible aid
(35)Difference in contributions rates= (31) - (27)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…][…]
(36)Incompatible aid= (23)*(34)*(35)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…][…]
(37)Sum 2003 to 2010[…]
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This table is based on the assumption that 100 % of burden 2 has been put by the regulator on the price-regulated services. This assumption would have to be adapted if Germany were to show during the recovery phase that the Postal regulator has actually placed a certain percentage of burden 2 on the competitive services.