{
  "url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-decision-2012-636/annex",
  "json_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-decision-2012-636/annex.json",
  "legislation": "eudn/2012/636",
  "legislation_title": "Commission Decision of 25 January 2012 Measures C 36/07 (ex NN 25/07) implemented by Germany for Deutsche Post AG (notified under document C(2012) 184) (Only the German version is authentic) (Text with EEA relevance) (2012/636/EU)",
  "legislation_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-decision-2012-636",
  "path": "annex",
  "kind": "annex",
  "number": null,
  "heading": "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",
  "text": "2003\n2004\n2005\n2006\n2007\n2008\n2009\n2010\nSocial insurance contribution rates\n(1)\nTotal social contribution rate\n42,2 %\n42,0 %\n41,54 %\n41,0 %\n39,7 %\n38,93 %\n39,25 %\n39,55 %\n(2)\nHealth insurance\n14,5 %\n14,3 %\n13,84 %\n13,3 %\n13,9 %\n13,9 %\n14,6 %\n14,9 %\n(3)\nNursing insurance\n1,7 %\n1,7 %\n1,7 %\n1,7 %\n1,7 %\n1,83 %\n1,95 %\n1,95 %\n(4)\nUnemployment insurance\n6,5 %\n6,5 %\n6,5 %\n6,5 %\n4,2 %\n3,3 %\n2,8 %\n2,8 %\n(5)\nPension insurance\n19,5 %\n19,5 %\n19,5 %\n19,5 %\n19,9 %\n19,9 %\n19,9 %\n19,9 %\n(6)\nEmployer’s share\n21,1 %\n21,0 %\n20,77 %\n20,5 %\n19,85 %\n19,46 %\n19,48 %\n19,33 %\n(7)\nHealth insurance\n7,25 %\n7,15 %\n6,92 %\n6,65 %\n6,95 %\n6,95 %\n7,15 %\n7,0 %\n(8)\nNursing insurance\n0,85 %\n0,85 %\n0,85 %\n0,85 %\n0,85 %\n0,91 %\n0,98 %\n0,98 %\n(9)\nUnemployment insurance\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n2,1 %\n1,65 %\n1,4 %\n1,4 %\n(10)\nPension insurance\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n(11)\nEmployee’s share\n21,1 %\n21,0 %\n20,77 %\n20,5 %\n19,85 %\n19,47 %\n19,77 %\n20,22 %\n(12)\nHealth insurance\n7,25 %\n7,15 %\n6,92 %\n6,65 %\n6,95 %\n6,95 %\n7,45 %\n7,9 %\n(13)\nNursing insurance\n0,85 %\n0,85 %\n0,85 %\n0,85 %\n0,85 %\n0,92 %\n0,97 %\n0,97 %\n(14)\nUnemployment insurance\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n2,1 %\n1,65 %\n1,4 %\n1,4 %\n(15)\nPension insurance\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n(16)\nSupplementary pension insurance\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n(17)\nAccident insurance\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\nCivil servants’ gross wage\n(18)\nGross wage\n100 %\n100 %\n100 %\n100 %\n100 %\n100 %\n100 %\n100 %\n(19)\nUnemployment insurance (employee)\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n2,1 %\n1,65 %\n1,4 %\n1,4 %\n(20)\nPension insurance (employee)\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n(21)\nIncurred civil servant wage in %\n= (18) - (19) - (20)\n87,0 %\n87,0 %\n87,0 %\n87,0 %\n87,95 %\n88,4 %\n88,65 %\n88,65 %\n(22)\nCivil servants’ wage sum\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n(23)\nCivil servants’ gross wage sum\n= (22)/(21)\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\nRegulatory contribution rate (recalculated based on civil servants’ gross wage)\n(24)\nEmployer’s share\n= (6)*(21)\n18,36 %\n18,27 %\n18,07 %\n17,84 %\n17,46 %\n17,2 %\n17,27 %\n17,14 %\n(25)\nSupplementary pension insurance\n= (16)*(21)\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n(26)\nAccident insurance\n= (17)*(21)\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n(27)\nRegulatory rate\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\nSocial insurance benchmark\n(28)\nEmployer’s share\n21,1 %\n21,0 %\n20,77 %\n20,5 %\n19,85 %\n19,46 %\n19,48 %\n19,33 %\n(29)\nUnemployment insurance (employee)\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n3,25 %\n2,1 %\n1,65 %\n1,4 %\n1,4 %\n(30)\nPension insurance (employee)\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,75 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n9,95 %\n(31)\nSocial insurance benchmark\n34,1 %\n34,0 %\n33,77 %\n33,5 %\n31,9 %\n31,06 %\n30,83 %\n30,68 %\nRevenue share for non-regulated services\n(32)\nTotal revenue\n14 683,21\n14 726,82\n14 479,35\n13 773,79\n13 479,96\n13 392,81\n12 846,17\n12 656,75\n(33)\nNon-regulated revenue\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n(34)\nShare of non-price regulated services\n= (33)/(32)\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\nIncompatible aid\n(35)\nDifference in contributions rates\n= (31) - (27)\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n(36)\nIncompatible aid\n= (23)*(34)*(35)\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n[…]\n(37)\nSum 2003 to 2010\n[…]",
  "extent": "E+W+S+N.I.",
  "status": null,
  "version": "current",
  "annotations": [
    {
      "type": "footnote",
      "label": "f1",
      "text": "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."
    }
  ],
  "outstanding_effects": [],
  "provenance": {
    "source": "legislation.gov.uk",
    "source_url": "https://www.legislation.gov.uk/eudn/2012/636/annex",
    "retrieved_at": "2026-11-01T15:15:20.462596+00:00"
  },
  "licence": "Open Government Licence v3.0",
  "licence_url": "https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/",
  "attribution": "Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: legislation.gov.uk, The National Archives."
}