FIRE Norway Calculator

Withdrawal from liquid assets
Spendable Amount
Total Amount (including amount to pay taxes)
Assets
Liquid Assets
Taxes
Fortune tax
Primary residence fortune tax valuation

About

I occasionally catch myself wondering, what would it take to effectively just retire? I know that there isn't that much math to it, but it's slightly more tricky than I can quickly ballpark in my head and be satisfied with the answer. Especially with the fortune tax requiring you to constantly withdraw a small amount of you assets, which triggers additional taxes on the realized gains, and so on. This could probably have been a spreadsheet, but it's more fun this way (and accessible with regards to keeping the code/logic up to date, and sharable if others would want to play with it).

It is heavily oriented towards Norway, because that's where I live.

Also note that the tax rules are more complex, and this only gives a quick overview. However, it's mostly based around worst case scenarios with no deductions and similar.

Resources

Flaws

The major shortcomings I'm aware of

The math behind

Here is the calculation this is based on

(Annual) withdrawal = desired spending amount + taxes = liquid assets * withdrawal rate

The below is outdated, but I'm leaving it until I find the motivation to clean it up

taxes = fortune tax rate * (liquid assets + (home value - deduction percentage) + other illiquid assets - zero bracket cutoff) + property tax rate * home value + amount withdrawn * capital gains tax rate

(Annual) withdrawal = liquid assets * withdrawal rate = desired spending amount + (fortune tax rate * (liquid assets + (home value - deduction percentage) + other illiquid assets - zero bracket cutoff) + property tax rate * home value + amount withdrawn * capital gains tax rate)

(Annual) withdrawal = liquid assets * withdrawal rate = desired spending amount + fortune tax rate * (liquid assets + (home value - deduction percentage) + other illiquid assets- zero bracket cutoff) + property tax rate * home value + (liquid assets * withdrawal rate) * capital gains tax rate

Solved for liquid assets

liquid assets * withdrawal rate = desired spending amount + fortune tax rate * liquid assets + fortune tax rate * (home value - deduction percentage) + fortune tax rate * other illiquid assets - fortune tax rate * zero bracket cutoff + property tax rate * home value + liquid assets * withdrawal rate * capital gains tax rate

taxes = fortune tax rate * (liquid assets + (home value - deduction percentage) + other illiquid assets) + property tax rate * home value + amount withdrawn * capital gains tax rate

(Annual) withdrawal = liquid assets * withdrawal rate = desired spending amount + (fortune tax rate * (liquid assets + (home value - deduction percentage) + other illiquid assets) + property tax rate * home value + amount withdrawn * capital gains tax rate)

(Annual) withdrawal = liquid assets * withdrawal rate = desired spending amount + fortune tax rate * (liquid assets + (home value - deduction percentage) + other illiquid assets) + property tax rate * home value + (liquid assets * withdrawal rate) * capital gains tax rate

Solved for liquid assets

liquid assets * withdrawal rate = desired spending amount + fortune tax rate * liquid assets + fortune tax rate * (home value - deduction percentage) + fortune tax rate * other illiquid assets + property tax rate * home value + liquid assets * withdrawal rate * capital gains tax rate

liquid assets * withdrawal rate - fortune tax rate * liquid assets - liquid assets * withdrawal rate * capital gains tax rate = desired spending amount + fortune tax rate * (home value - deduction percentage) + fortune tax rate * other illiquid assets + property tax rate * home value

liquid assets = (desired spending amount + fortune tax rate * (home value - deduction percentage) + fortune tax rate * other illiquid assets + property tax rate * home value)/(withdrawal rate - fortune tax rate - withdrawal rate * capital gains tax rate)

Solved for spending amount

(Annual) withdrawal = liquid assets * withdrawal rate = desired spending amount + fortune tax rate * (liquid assets + (home value - deduction percentage) + other illiquid assets) + property tax rate * home value + (liquid assets * withdrawal rate) * capital gains tax rate

desired spending amount = liquid assets * withdrawal rate - (fortune tax rate * (liquid assets + (home value - deduction percentage) + other illiquid assets) + property tax rate * home value + (liquid assets * withdrawal rate) * capital gains tax rate)