who pays more in taxes, someone who works for someone.. or someone who is self employed..
having an arguement with someone.
having an arguement with someone.
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i think it depends - not least on the country, but i think if you are self employed you can play dirty tricks legallySignature Spot - USD 5000 / monthComment
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I am very happy with what I paid in taxes this year. as self employedOriginally posted by TerenzoComment
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the first time when i paid taxes so high that i could have bought a house in california i freaked out - but now i am proud to be able to support my community. i am deadly serious.Originally posted by FucksakesSignature Spot - USD 5000 / monthComment
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When you think about it someone self employed pays more taxes, however you can also write more off
If you are just comparing paycheck to paycheck then the self employed pay more.
The reason is because as en employee your employer pays a certain percentage of taxes. I want to say its like 13%, then you pay the rest.
When you are self employed you pay your share + the employer 13% so you pay 13% more than someone not self-employed.
Hope that makes sense, and this is based in the U.S., not sure how it is in other countries.
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... swiss taxes are not the highest around.Signature Spot - USD 5000 / monthComment
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matters how much you make I think. Self employment tax sucks ass if you make good money. That is why I set up a corporation, I keep most of the money int he corp that isn't taxed as high. Then pay myself a monthly salary out of the corporation.Comment
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Depends. Without deductions, the self-employed does, because there's still the pain in the ass self-employment tax which is taxed before your standard deduction. But if you keep good records and use all your deductions, then a self-employed individual can pay considerably less.Comment
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Another thing to add....
For those with a corporation (i know it will work with S-Corps not sure about C-Corps), is take advantage of the dividends
Instead of paying 26+% in taxes by paying yourself a paycheck, give yourself a bonus every quarter or so with a dividend check. Dividends you only pay 15% in taxes as opposed to the higher payroll taxes.
Of course be careful if you only pay yourself $1000 a month and take a $20,000 dividend check every quarter they are going to investigate it.
Dividends are nice though to supplement your income and maybe put you into a lower tax bracket.
Just another advantage besides the others, just because you have a corporation.Latest MMA news. http://www.mmawrapup.comComment
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damn!Originally posted by Terenzo
that explains your sig. ill sell my sig for 1/5 of that in a heartbeat.Comment
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