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Tax systems Tax system Hey, everybody! I'd like to discuss Russian and American tax systems. If you want to add some information about your own country, please do it, I will be glad for having new information. Russia is the largest country in the world. I don't have financial education but I worked as an accountant, so I know a little bit about our system. I would like to talk about the most common type of income, about salary. In general we count how much people earn per month, and if we tell somebode about it (and we do) we tell 'net' salary (without tax). Our employer pay us 'net' ('clean' money) sum on our debet cards or by cash. We do not pay taxes by ourselves (you pay if you receive other types of income, but it is other story). So, our employer pay 13% from our 'gross' salary to tax inspections, and a lot of different % for insuranse, pension and bla-bla-bla, someties people don't know what they pay because of different tax system. But those payments we usualy don't count, we care only about 'net' salary)) If you are not resident, employer pays 30% from you salary (it is short period of time, after it will be also 13%). So, as you see: all Russia has 13% tax from your salary. Employer pays it, and you receive sum without tax. As I know in the USA absolutely different story. They count their salaries per hour or per year, and they tell about 'gross' salary. People have to pay taxes by themselves. Employer doesn't care about it. But the USA not as huge as Russia and goverment make up the coollest thing: different taxes for different states (and for different amount of incomes). So, if you want to pay less taxes, go to other state, if you don't mind pay large taxes - stay where you are. So, people in America pay taxes by themselves, that's why they think about rights and use it. People from Russia know that employer pays their taxes and don't really feel that these were their money. Maybe, it is not very clear explanation, but I tried)) Question: What is the % of tax in NY now (for ordinary worker, who receive not much money) and what is the line when tax starting to change (I know that if you earn less than XXX $ you pay one tax, if you earn more than XXX $, you pay more) I will be really glad if you answer my question!

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Hey, everybody!
I'd like to discuss Russian and American tax systems. If you want to add some information about your own country, please do it, I will be glad for having to have new information.
Russia is the largest country in the world. I don't have haven't had a financial education but I worked as an accountant, so I know a little bit about our system. I would like to talk about the most common type of income, about salary. In general we count how much people earn per month, and if we tell somebody about it (and we do) we tell  talk about 'net' salary (without tax). Our employer pay us 'net' ('clean' money) sum on our debeit cards or by in cash. We do not pay taxes by our taxes ourselves (you do pay them if you receive other types of income, but it that is another story). So, our employer pays 13% from of our 'gross' salary to tax inspections in tax, and a lot of different %s for insuransce, pension and bla-bla-bla, sometimes people don't know what they pay because of different tax systems. But we don't usually count those payments we usually don't count, we care only about 'net' salary)) If you are not a resident, the employer pays 30% from your salary (it is for a short period of time, afterwards it will also be also 13%).
So, as you see: all of Russia has a 13% tax from your salary. The employer pays it, and you receive the sum without tax.
As I know in the USA it is an absolutely different story. They count their salaries per hour or per year, and they tell talk about 'gross' salary. People have to pay their taxes by themselves. The employer doesn't care about it. But the USA is not as huge as Russia and the government makes up the coollest thing: different taxes for different states (and for different amounts of incomes). So, if you want to pay less taxes, you can go to another state, if you don't mind paying large taxes - stay where you are.
So, people in America pay their own taxes by themselves, that's why they think about their rights and use them.
People from Russia know that their employer pays their taxes and don't really feel that these were it was their money.
Maybe, that is not a very clear explanation, but I tried))

Question: What is the % of tax in NY now (for an ordinary worker, who receive not does not receive much money) and what is the line when the tax rate startings to change (I know that if you earn less than XXX $, you pay one tax rate, if you earn more than XXX $, you pay more)

I will be really glad grateful if you could answer my question!

 

There's a phrase for the different levels of tax at different levels of income, and that's called the "tax rate" :) Just so you know!

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Thank you very much for comments!
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In the UK we pay quite high rates of tax. Considerably more than in the USA, and we also have a rates system. It works in bands though, so for everything up to £32,010 you pay 20% tax. If you earn over £32,011/year then for everything over that amount (the £32,011) that you earn, you pay 40% tax on that money. We also have property tax, sales tax, council tax (which = city government tax), inheritance tax, VAT etc. on top of that. In terms of who takes it, if you work for the state e.g. the national health service (so you are employed by the government) then they take the tax off for you and you never see it come and go (like you say happens in Russia). Some companies will do your tax for you and if you are self-employed or depending on the company, you may have to do your own tax. I think a lot of it depends on your perspective as to how you feel. In the UK the money goes back into society - healthcare, roads, education, social care, pensions, defence etc. and people are happy about it because it means if they ever need these services they are 'free' and everybody has access to the same basic things. In the US I think people are reluctant to pay into a group society and would rather keep it for themselves.
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If the U.S. government could find a way to tax the air we breathe, they would. We pay income taxes to the federal government, income taxes to the state government, income taxes to the city government, sales taxes on most things we buy, property taxes on our homes if we own them, etc. I'm surprised I have anything left after all of that.
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I am a chinese. The difference from your country about tax is %. Low income people do not need to pay tax but pension. The more you gain, the tax ratio of salary is much more.

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