Whatever tax bracket your salary fits into.
The term that refers to the percentage that is taxed is the tax rate. In most cases, the tax rate is progressive depending on the level of income.
The percentage at which something is taxed is the Tax Rate.
tax rate
Your marginal rate as compared to your effective rate.
it raises the price of the good being taxed by that tax rate per unit of the good taxed
The term that refers to the percentage that is taxed is the tax rate. In most cases, the tax rate is progressive depending on the level of income.
in Britain it is 17.5% tax rate and if that is your annual income then no.
The percentage at which something is taxed is the Tax Rate.
tax rate
Your marginal rate as compared to your effective rate.
it raises the price of the good being taxed by that tax rate per unit of the good taxed
percentage at which tax is being leviedrepresents the subject being taxed
tax rate (A+)
Yes you are taxed when withdrawing money from a mutual fund. Your current tax rate would apply.
Your speaking about sales tax: Generally, the card purchase is not taxed. Whatever it is used for is taxed and paid at time of purchase...as taxable and at the rate for where the purchase occurs.
corporation
Your income tax rate would depend on what you salary is at. Someone at a entry level job would expect a rate of about 15% of the salary as income tax.