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In Afghanistan if your monthly salary is 5000 afs ($100) or less, you don't pay any income taxes. If it's more that 5000 afs you pay 2 percent in tax, if you earn more than 12,500 afs you pay 10 percent in tax, if you earn 100,000 afs, ($ 2000) and more, you pay 20 percent as income tax. But does everyone really pay his taxes?

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