Approx. 95% of all tax is paid by those in the top 3% of income. Almost 50% of the people pay not ax at all, and of them a large percent actually get more money back than they paid through credits
You can't. That information is entirely confidential in all respects.
C Corporation in the US must pay taxes on the net profits of the corporation before dividends and taxes. The corporate tax is a progressive tax and the tax brackets start at 15 percent then climb up to 35 percent.
Corporations and the wealthy in the United States pay the vast majority of taxes to support the country. 5% of the people in the United States pay 95% of the taxes collected. I am certainly not one of these 5% but I do recognize that the wealthy in this country support the rest of us as they pay their share and our share of the taxes. They also produce the jobs through business ownership and investments to companies so that they can expand and offer jobs to the rest of us. It takes this type of investments and business ownership to run this country and probably the rest of the countries as well.
The IRS processed 78 million tax returns in 2008. <><> According to the Related Link below, approximately 47 % of the households paid no taxes in 2009.
We are holding a promissary note, on a sale of a rental. Will the people owing the money to us be able to claim the interest on their taxes?
Some taxes hat are paid in the U.S is: taxes for laws, for money, and some paid for child care
feaderal taxes
federal taxes. ---PLATO
Roughly 100%.
That does seem to be correct no taxes were paid to the IRS for the Tax year 2009 by Exxon Mobil.
income taxes didn't exist back then.
They supply more government-financed services
The monthly salary before taxes in $33,333,33 ( $ 400,000 per year). Take-home depends on the number of dependents.
Yes, but they will get a credit for taxes paid to Canada.
Yes. All US citizens, including the President, pay taxes exactly the same way.
One percent after taxes
The US government, sometimes the job is contracted out to private companies paid by your taxes.