How much does a UN member make?

How much does a UN member make?

Base UN salary scale is established by the General Assembly for various categories of specialists: P1: $70,533.00 — $85,114.00. P2: $86,908.00 — $95,978.00.

Do employees of the UN pay taxes?

Salaries, grants and allowances paid by the United Nations are normally exempt from income tax. The base salary is supplemented by a post adjustment which varies according to the cost of living in the duty station and the exchange rate of the United States dollar.

Is working for the UN tax free?

Is there a salary scale for the United Nations?

At non-headquarters duty stations, salary surveys are conducted by the United Nations and certain agencies of the United Nations common system. Salary scales: There is normally only one local salary scale per country.

How are salary scales expressed in local currency?

Local salary scales are expressed in local currency as gross, gross pension, total net, net pension and non-pensionable component (NPC) per grade and step. They are based on a seven-grade level structure, except some duty stations. Longevity steps may be included in the salary scales where local conditions so justify.

Do you pay income tax to the United Nations?

Salaries, grants and allowances paid by the United Nations are normally exempt from income tax. The base salary is supplemented by a post adjustment which varies according to the cost of living in the duty station and the exchange rate of the United States dollar.

Are there more than one salary scale per country?

Salary scales: There is normally only one local salary scale per country. There are, however, a few cases where more than one salary scale is in effect in the same country, when UN offices are established in more than one duty station in the country. Local salary scales are expressed in local currency as gross, gross