Herbert Hoover and John F. Kennedy donated their salaries to charity.
George Washington didn't want the salary but was convinced to take it because some presidents in the future may need it. George Washington didn't take a salary for leading the Army.
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All of them have taken it,although JFk was reported to have donated his to charity and George Washington at first refused his paycheck.
No US presidents were named Nathaniel.
If you're asking whether any US Presidents were constitutionally ineligible to hold office, the answer is no.
There hasn't been any presidents from Rhode Island, yet.
Congress approves salary raises. The last raise was from $200,000 to $400,000 for Bill Clinton effective 2001. For additional information : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/President_of_the_United_States#Salary
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It is possible in theory; but more likely, a president can refuse to accept his salary (or he can donate a portion of it to charity). There are several presidents who refused their salary, and also some who donated a portion of it to charity.
The President is paid a salary of about $400,000. It is important for the President to get a salary because otherwise he might be poor, or he could be influenced by other people trying to give him money in exchange for favors or support. Some presidents have refused to take a salary if they are rich enough.
The monthly salary before taxes in $33,333,33 ( $ 400,000 per year). Take-home depends on the number of dependents.
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US presidents currently get a pension after they leave office. The pension was authorized by Congress and is automatic. It is not an "entitlement" or funded by contributions from the President. It can be reduced or revoked at the will of Congress.
All of them have taken it,although JFk was reported to have donated his to charity and George Washington at first refused his paycheck.
Absolutely.
No. Neither do US Senators and Congressmen.
usa didnt take it over they owed usa.
because they cannot prevent
At the present time, US presidents earn $400,000 annually. They also receive a $50,000 annual expense account, a $100,000 nontaxable travel account, and $19,000 for entertainment. These rates were put into effect in 2001.