taxes

This topic was created in the Politics forum by james tate on Tuesday, October 7, 2003 and has 12 replies.

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@Lawgoddess
21 Years500+ Posts

What are the taxes like in the Uk and USA? I have heard that Australians are taxed heavily in comparison. I know that if you earn over a particular amount here, they take 50 cents out of every dollar. That also applies if you have a 2nd job even if the first job is not paying that much. Totally suxs here, and they screwed us again with the GST.

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@james tate
21 Years10,000+ PostsCapricorn

I think the u.s.a. has the lower tax. after all is said and done I am guessing we pay between 50 to 60 % of tax here. I am for a better system but do not know what. I get free interest on money because I invest off shore.

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@Lawgoddess
21 Years500+ Posts

Yeah, I found that a hard thing to deal with when I was there(work out)..the extra sales tax.

Our GST (sales tax) is generally incorporated into the advertised price.

However, the prices were comparative or usually less than what we pay here.

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@Morganofmind
21 Years1,000+ Posts

LOL... And it all depends on where you go... I think I found a pair once for twelve bucks... There was this one girl who got a pair once for two dollars... We all goggled at her bargain hunting abilities.

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@James the13th
21 Years1,000+ PostsPisces

true. i hate it here though u get double taxed. for the pint that u get income tax and tax on ur paycheck also. on the moeny u make too. so to me raise taxes on the stuff u buy on the dollar and no taxes at all on the money u make. pople would have more money to spend if they choesse too.