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Income Tax Explained

maramizo

<b><span style="color:FFFFFF;">MTA:RP Player</span
A big +1 for this!

We should even concider using a system like we have in the Netherlands:
Income tax is devided into 4 'layers'

Layer1 € 0 u/i € 19.822 36,50%
Layer 2 € 19.822 u/i € 33.589 42%
Layer 3 € 33.589 u/i € 57.585 42% (yes, again 42%, the rates change every year, and they happen to be the same this year)
Layer 4 € 57.585 or more 52,00%

You pay 36.5% over the first €19.822 income.
Anything you earn more than 19.822 is charged 42%, up till €33.589
Anything you earn more than 33.589 is charged 42% up till €57.585
Anything you earn more than 57.585 is charged with 52% tax

Due to this system, the 'big earners' pay more tax because they have more to spare and earn enough already

Well, US' taxable income work in a... Different way, especially due to the economic system differences and the amount of time the federal (which isn't federal) bank has existed, also due to the other large influences such as the well known national debt and the actual inflation. Here's a link concerning the current maximum taxable income, even though I'm more than positive that different business types (sole business, corporations and their different types, partnerships) have different taxation plans, I'm sure more can be found with a more dedicated and thorough search.
 

Driga

<b><span style="color:#C41414;"t>Veteran</b><br />
Donator
A big +1 for this!

We should even concider using a system like we have in the Netherlands:
Income tax is devided into 4 'layers'

Layer1 € 0 u/i € 19.822 36,50%
Layer 2 € 19.822 u/i € 33.589 42%
Layer 3 € 33.589 u/i € 57.585 42% (yes, again 42%, the rates change every year, and they happen to be the same this year)
Layer 4 € 57.585 or more 52,00%

You pay 36.5% over the first €19.822 income.
Anything you earn more than 19.822 is charged 42%, up till €33.589
Anything you earn more than 33.589 is charged 42% up till €57.585
Anything you earn more than 57.585 is charged with 52% tax

Due to this system, the 'big earners' pay more tax because they have more to spare and earn enough already

This could be nice :p
 

ShaktarBoy

Member
It's pretty nice changes actually, and this would make the server more realistic because: You would think about your economic system a bit more, so you wont own too many cars or buildings. You would also have to do some more work to get extra money, that also means mor RP :)
Also people would now have less money to buy donator cars, what's pretty good in my opinion... cause there are like 1 of them on every street. :/
 

DrJoseEvil

MTA:RP Forum Legend
Donator
So if you have a lot of money it just get taken away..?

Why do you even care? You don't even play here anymore
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Lucky us in Florida, We don't have income tax :p

I believe the income tax in Florida is only taxing the corporations (why burger king moved to Canada) which means technically you still have the tax, just not directly (aka lower wages but you don't know if it is taxed or not even though it is taxed but to the employer first)
 

DrJoseEvil

MTA:RP Forum Legend
Donator
He's entitled to have an opinion, and so is DrJoseEvil entitled to have his own freedom of questioning.

Nuh-uh Grantal is NSA he hacks all your porn with his awesome Apple 1 in a tiny shack #ProHacker
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seriously though, its the internet someone can just simply delete your post if they don't like the smell of it
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Ray Payne

<b><span style="color:#B3102B;"t>Serb</b><br /><b>
Donator
If we are going to have realistic tax then why not have tax refunds every so often?
 

Overload

Keeper of the Keys
Staff member
Server Owner
Donator
If we are going to have realistic tax then why not have tax refunds every so often?


The sad part is a "tax refund" is the governments way of trying to trick you in to thinking paying taxes is a good thing. At the end of they year they send you 1% of the tax you paid in back as a refund, and you think things are all "honey dorey"
If you want me to give every player 1k that would mean absolutely nothing to me, Ill do it today lol.

The point is, It would amount to nothing.

Rather than me taking 28% of your income, then refunding you 1% at the end of the year paying you 0 interest for you letting me hold your money for a year.. It would make far more sense to just put that 1k in to a savings account and earn interest on the deposit for a year.
Although you cant technically do that IRL or IG, but if you could, it would make more sense. I guess what I'm getting at is, You are going to make far more by buying the Savings Account Donator Perk than you would if I gave out Tax refunds :)
 
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