its great reading what u say lili, always sumink goin on 
and paul, always ready with the in depth knowledge of everything
and paul, always ready with the in depth knowledge of everything
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You, not I made your topic go off topic.
You asked a question.. which I answered factually and with no thanks.
Then YOU asked the tax level... I answered for you to go off on one about it.
You then pre-ceded with an utter bullshit statement about the effect such levels would have in Greece.. which clearly for one and all showed that you had no idea what you were on about and didnt even know the tax rate in your own contry etc etc
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You asked a question.. which I answered factually and with no thanks.
Then YOU asked the tax level... I answered for you to go off on one about it.
You then pre-ceded with an utter bullshit statement about the effect such levels would have in Greece.. which clearly for one and all showed that you had no idea what you were on about and didnt even know the tax rate in your own contry etc etc
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I wanna say what I think about this:
I do agree with paying a tax of what you earn, depending of what you earn, and I dont care if its high IF the government will do good with it. Here in Venezuela not everyone pays tax because you have to earn a minimun pay that just like 30% of the population or less earns is. I think everyone should pay tax because the country's for EVERYONE. Also, here, if you're gonna buy something thats expensive (Im talking about like 30,000,000+ Bolivares. 1,950 Bolivares is 1 dollar) you have to pay a luxury tax of like 20%. Also you have to pay 16,5% of tax on EVERYTHING you buy except certain foods and I think certain medications.
I would agree to pay all of that if I saw changes, but the problem here is that we (as in the high/middle classes) pay more and more to the government every year, and we're more and more screwed up.
I just said all that to reach to this conclusion: Chavez is a criminal and he has to go.
I do agree with paying a tax of what you earn, depending of what you earn, and I dont care if its high IF the government will do good with it. Here in Venezuela not everyone pays tax because you have to earn a minimun pay that just like 30% of the population or less earns is. I think everyone should pay tax because the country's for EVERYONE. Also, here, if you're gonna buy something thats expensive (Im talking about like 30,000,000+ Bolivares. 1,950 Bolivares is 1 dollar) you have to pay a luxury tax of like 20%. Also you have to pay 16,5% of tax on EVERYTHING you buy except certain foods and I think certain medications.
I would agree to pay all of that if I saw changes, but the problem here is that we (as in the high/middle classes) pay more and more to the government every year, and we're more and more screwed up.
I just said all that to reach to this conclusion: Chavez is a criminal and he has to go.
Maybe she doesn't have the expertice that you do, but that doesn't mean she is "talking crap" nor does it entitle you to talk down to her.
You are correct that the upper tax limits are similar, however the distribution of taxation at lower levels of income is different. In the US the higher incomes are taxed at proportionally higher when compared to the lower classes, whereas in most european countries, the difference in taxation is less.
You are correct that the upper tax limits are similar, however the distribution of taxation at lower levels of income is different. In the US the higher incomes are taxed at proportionally higher when compared to the lower classes, whereas in most european countries, the difference in taxation is less.
taxes are hard to compare in straight forward manner, but higher earners pay more, it's an universal truth (or should be at least - Bill gates pays no taxes)
I think that sweeden has highest tax rate for "leisure" industry. It goes up to 90% of profits
If i remember, Bands like Europe & Roxette both left the country after the first sucessfull album
)I think that sweeden has highest tax rate for "leisure" industry. It goes up to 90% of profits
If i remember, Bands like Europe & Roxette both left the country after the first sucessfull album
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and i believe you have no idea what an immature person then is.
learn first of all who is immature and then use the word
cause if you say i am immature only because i disagree with you on a totally stupid topic,that doesn't mean i am immature.
you have made my thread go totally off-topic for stupidities and plus you call me immature.
you know nothing about me to have the right to judge me or to judge how mature or immature i am.
and i believe you have no idea what an immature person then is.
learn first of all who is immature and then use the word
cause if you say i am immature only because i disagree with you on a totally stupid topic,that doesn't mean i am immature.
you have made my thread go totally off-topic for stupidities and plus you call me immature.
you know nothing about me to have the right to judge me or to judge how mature or immature i am.
I am a supporter of taxes, and voted for a party who belives in relatively high taxes. I really can't understand people who think that people who earns a lot of money shouldn't pay more taxes, at least a bit, more than others.
I fond the list somewhat difficult, but these numbers for Norway seem way to low. Perhaps the people who makes the least money pays this percentage (wouldn't know, as I earn under 33.000 kr a year and don't pay taxes), but the highest earners pay close to or 50% I believe, as txes are very progressive in Norway. I see that Denmark has much higher numbers, and I believe we're around that percentage.
I fond the list somewhat difficult, but these numbers for Norway seem way to low. Perhaps the people who makes the least money pays this percentage (wouldn't know, as I earn under 33.000 kr a year and don't pay taxes), but the highest earners pay close to or 50% I believe, as txes are very progressive in Norway. I see that Denmark has much higher numbers, and I believe we're around that percentage.
