You may want to specify what country your in. In the US a bonus is taxed like any other salary (call it whatever...it is what it is) and all standard withholding and such are applicable. There is no luxury tax on earnings/wages. (There is one on the purchase (as an excise or sales tax) on some very expensive goods...likes boats, planes, cars).
sale package 10000 so what amount we will calculate in luxury tax & what is the reason
well it is about $50000 to stay at the luxury motel in londo
A beneficial loan is when an employee receives an interest-free (or low interest) loan from his employer as a benefit to having worked there and proven his loyalty to the company. Since this is a company 'perk', it isn't available at every workplace, and the interest rates vary greatly. The beneficial loans are usually used to purchase company shares, not for buying a new luxury vehicle. Again, if one wishes to receive one of these beneficial loans, it is up to the discretion of their employer.
6.25% on the dollar amount over $175, so therefore 6.25% on $63.
it means price on application...this is usually used for luxury properties and they will mostly be very expensive
Not necessarily. Luxury means a state of great comfort or elegance, especially when involving great expensewhereas rich refers to a status given to one who is in possesion of a large amount of a necessity such as money.
there are loads of ways but you need to be superstar and give your pass but they are totaly safe. here is the one i did go to mehr61847`s suite and leave her a gift or 20 or more stardollers and she will leave you a gift and give your account an employee luxury life
Firstly, no it doesn't. That's not chemistry, it's physics.How it works basically boils down to E = mc2. If you convert a tiny amount of matter into energy, you get a tremendousamount of energy."Can Our World Sustain This Luxury" is basically meaningless.
An elecomic luxury is wasting land on pools huge garden,etc.And an economic necessity is when you need a certain amount of space (houses)to make something totally necessary (to live in)
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Art is not a luxury.
The verb form of the noun "luxury" would be "luxuriate," which means to enjoy oneself in luxury or indulge in luxury.