How much is chopped off from your paycheck for taxes and social security contributions in your country?
How much is chopped off from your paycheck for taxes and social security contributions in your country?
Christopher Adams
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Jaxson Butler
Fuck this retarded gay world
Caleb Cooper
13% for everything
> and you get exactly what you're paying for
Eli Collins
13% income tax
Social security is paid by employer (as far as i remember)
BUT
Sales tax is almost 20%
So also post your cunt's sales tax
Elijah Fisher
I earn €160k
I keep about 65% of that
Justin Hughes
15%
Evan Green
Income tax and social security contributions eat up 50% of my gross salary
Also the VAT is 24%
Chase Miller
So basically after you received your paychek and then spent you money shopping govt will eat almost 75% of your money(earned and spent).
Woah. Is Finland a welfare state? Or you tricky finns are secretly digging a high-tech tunnel to kremlin?
Aaron Murphy
For me on paper it's 1605 euros and after all taxes i bring home 1000 euros,so quite a lot.
Aiden Young
US has no national sales tax, but most states and cities/counties charge sales tax.
Where I am I pay around 7% sales tax which I think is on the higher end for America.
Places like Delaware and Oregon have 0% sales tax
Elijah Mitchell
when taxes are islamic communism but you pay more taxes than communist canada
but less goes towards healthcare. I mean somebody needs to bomb those brown people for Israel.
Camden Perez
Just name the state where you live
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Dylan Robinson
i hate this place
Aiden Walker
wtf, how come places like Mexico are still shitholes, all companies from all of the world should be moving there right now and the common people should swim in money, that's what libertarians say
Henry Gonzalez
His after taxes money is still like 5 times more than average wage in Russia, but since his taxes are so big, he has superior infrastructure, healthcare, education system etc.
Oliver Jackson
Its a little confussing. It stands at 45% of gross pay 1 (taxes and contributions paid by employee), when you add part paid by employer its at 38% (gross 2). I dont know whichthis graph means
Carter Flores
Thought Canada would be worse...
Kayden Anderson
Russian economy is badly depritiated by devalvation
Jeremiah Turner
>is still like 5 times more than average wage in Russia
I forgot to ask you, p*le.
>that's what libertarians say
It's no just taxes. Don't forget about shit like regulations, protectionism, cronies in beaurocracy
Ryder Reed
>Germany
>70k
>wage tax = 16k (23%)
>solidarity tax = 880 (1,2%)
>pension fund = 6,5k (9%)
>unemployment insurance = 875 (1,2%)
>public health insurance = 4,2k (6%)
>nursing care insurance = 950 (1,3%)
>taxes = 16.874,64 € (24%)
>social security contributions = 12.571,36 € (18%)
>NET SALARY = 40.554,00 €
Germany doesn't use tax brackets like Austria or the US but a progressive-linear system. 42% marginal tax rate is the maximums until something like 250k when you pay the so-called rich rax wich is 45% marginal tax rate.
Angel Clark
Taxation is theft.
Alexander Martinez
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Joshua Kelly
It's much higher than 25% in Sweden, usually around 45%, because the employer needs to pay other taxes which isn't counted as tax on the wage but actually is basically the same thing.
Robert Garcia
can someone post a non shit chart of income tax and countries? I really doubt the UK has lower taxes than the US
Dominic Williams
27% income tax (I only earn around 1.5k usd month)
12% social security
8% compulsory insurance fundo
Sales tax is variable, could go from 0% on stuff like beans and rice, to 100% on cigarretes
Tyler Hall
Too much
Bentley Thompson
>America pays more in taxes
>They don't even have free healthcare
Dylan Williams
i get the income tax back in tax returns every year and only pay for social security because i only work in the summer and get paid $10/hr
Nicholas Evans
>belgium
Kek, I wonder where all that money goes.