truthsayer009:


I live in Germany as an Msc student & I also work remotely, more than 20 hours per week under the disguise of a full time work. That's is between me & my employer.

I have friends about 5, who work here in Berlin Full time Software Engineering jobs & they earn around 5,000 Euros monthly. 1,900 is being deducted from heir earnings monthly leaving a balance of 3,100 Euros.

I won't say more than this on this thread. Bye.

Ur information doesn't sound right bro. Pls do more research, ask Ur pals

drnoel:


Ur information doesn't sound right bro. Pls do more research, ask Ur pals

okay, so let's assume all my friends are lying which can very possible. A quick research on my own gathered this.

When you have a little time, please try & read:
https://www.quora.com/Is-a-65-000-Euro-gross-annual-salary-a-good-salary-to-live-in-Nuremberg-Germany-for-a-single-person

At least, I don't know this woman from Adam. Never seen her. She explained in detail how a 65k salary would end up after (health Insurance deductions & taxes) would now result to 3,188 Euros per month.

A little screenshot below:

erico2k2:

This is what happens when you read from google or chose to not read and understand what a person post, where did I say everyone's tax code is 1171? How many people do you know who ern above 100K as salary in the UK? Look guy please go back and read what I wrote again and re-post a response!

If you earn anything from 15k to 40k and your tax code is 1171

Here is your statement again. Theis statement I quoted is wrong. It is also instructive that you failed to admit that you got the tax bands wrong. The issue is not how many people earn that much but about the taxes.

dustydee:



Here is your statement again. Theis statement I quoted is wrong. It is also instructive that you failed to admit that you got the tax bands wrong. The issue is not how many people earn that much but about the taxes.

AND U COULD NOT DECODE I WAS MERELY GIVING AN ILLUSTRATION FROM THAT SENTENCE REALY?
FYI once upon a time my tax code has been 9000,I recieved tax refund to this effect when I got my P60

erico2k2:

AND U COULD NOT DECODE I WAS MERELY GIVING AN ILLUSTRATION FROM THAT SENTENCE REALY?
FYI once upon a time my tax code has been 9000,I recieved tax refund to this effect when I got my P60

Your statement was definitive. You did not leave room for interpretation. Anyway have a lovely day, I pray to be in the additional rate tax band soon.

dustydee:

Your statement was definitive. You did not leave room for interpretation. Anyway have a lovely day, I pray to be in the additional rate tax band soon.

I'm still struggling to understand ur argument here, how and where did you get it that a person's tax code can not be 1171? and even though I was assuming up there, what's wrong in saying a person's tax code was 1171

truthsayer009:


Lol i am not old, I am still very young. please stop calling me sir biko.

Using the link you sent me for USA Taxes, for a salary of $87,701 in San Francisco, you would get $63,398 take home pay. This means you payed about 25% to 27% (Correct me If I'm wrong by this calculation). State & Federal taxes inclusive.

Don't also forget that Tax varies state to state in the US as opposed to some other countries where Taxes can be the similar for all cities.

25 to 27% is still a lot, but much much smaller than some countries like Germany.

For my province in Canada (Saskatchewan), for earnings of $87,700 per year, take home is around $60k. So overall mandatory deduction/tax is 31%. In Quebec, it will be 35%. It varies across provinces.

salford:

For my province in Canada (Saskatchewan), for earnings of $87,700 per year, take home is around $60k. So overall mandatory deduction/tax is 31%. In Quebec, it will be 35%. It varies across provinces.

I used a tax calculator in the above example.

Attached is the breakdown.

The province (Saskatchewan) will take it's portion of the income.

Then the federal (Canada) will also come for their own portion.

salford:

For my province in Canada (Saskatchewan), for earnings of $87,700 per year, take home is around $60k. So overall mandatory deduction/tax is 31%. In Quebec, it will be 35%. It varies across provinces.

wow so at what threshold does ur tax start at standard?

erico2k2:
wow so at what threshold does ur tax start at standard?

For federal, just over 12k For my province, I believe just over 15k.

salford:

For federal, just over 12k
For my province, I believe just over 15k.

we just have inner and outer London end of. we earn 3500 plus just for working inside london compared to same job outside london

erico2k2:

we just have inner and outer London end of. we earn 3500 plus just for working inside london compared to same job outside london

You mean as per earnings? In Canada, the reverse is the case. You earn more if you move to hard to fill locations. (usually outside big centres).

erico2k2:

I'm still struggling to understand ur argument here, how and where did you get it that a person's tax code can not be 1171? and even though I was assuming up there, what's wrong in saying a person's tax code was 1171

Oga, you wrote in English and I read in English. For emphasis:

If you earn anything from 15k to 40k and your tax code is 1171

What I am saying is the fact that you and I earn say 30k (which is within the range you quoted) does not mean our tax code will be 1171, which is what you said and that is what your statement means. If that is not what you meant, do not blame me, simply clarify and say you did not make your position clear then modify it to something like "if you earn between x and y, your tax code may be 1171."

dustydee:

Oga, you wrote in English and I read in English. For emphasis:


What I am saying is the fact that you and I earn say 30k (which is within the range you quoted) does not mean our tax code will be 1171, which is what you said and that is what your statement means. If that is not what you meant, do not blame me, simply clarify and say you did not make your position clear then modify it to something like "if you earn between x and y, your tax code may be 1171."

there U go again, what you earn does not determine your tax code[b].I can earn 300K and my tax code can be 1171[/b]
I perceive this is difficult 4 U to understand!

erico2k2:

there U go again, what you earn does not determine your tax code[b].I can earn 300K and my tax code can be 1171[/b]
I perceive this is difficult 4 U to understand!

oga you were the one that prescribed tax code for people that earn between 15k and 40k. And what I have been trying to tell you is that you cannot determine tax code purely by what you earn alone. I am glad you are gradually getting it. You just disowned your initial post up there. Okay now, please let's move on to other things since you now have gotten my point.

dustydee:
oga you were the one that prescribed tax code for people that earn between 15k and 40k. And what I have been trying to tell you is that you cannot determine tax code purely by what you earn alone. I am glad you are gradually getting it. You just disowned your initial post up there. Okay now, please let's move on to other things since you now have gotten my point.

That was an illustrationa nd nothing was wrong with it, there are people to whom that situation stated above are a true reflection of thier earning situation, Im at lost to quantify ur arguments here!

erico2k2:

That was an illustrationa nd nothing was wrong with it, there are people to whom that situation stated above are a true reflection of thier earning situation, Im at lost to quantify ur arguments here!

And I quoted you because it was not an illustration. You presented it as a statement of fact else you would have include words like "for example", "may" etc. But you used "IS". When you say "Kunle IS Bisi's husband" it is different from "Kunle MAY Be Bisi's husband" or "Kunle can be Bisi's husband". The first does not leave much room for any other interpretation, as you are trying to do. Okay bye.

dustydee:

And I quoted you because it was not an illustration. You presented it as a statement of fact else you would have include words like "for example", "may" etc. But you used "IS". When you say "Kunle IS Bisi's husband" it is different from "Kunle MAY Be Bisi's husband" or "Kunle can be Bisi's husband". The first does not leave much room for any other interpretation, as you are trying to do. Okay bye.

And I will repeat for the 100th time what is wrong with me saying a person tax code was 1171 when they earns 15 to 40k ?
if me erico2k2 works as a fluid mechanic and earn £40k and insist my tax code is 1171, what is wrong with that statement
without being too specific that was my actual tax code once upon a time!

truthsayer009:


okay, so let's assume all my friends are lying which can very possible. A quick research on my own gathered this.

When you have a little time, please try & read:
https://www.quora.com/Is-a-65-000-Euro-gross-annual-salary-a-good-salary-to-live-in-Nuremberg-Germany-for-a-single-person

At least, I don't know this woman from Adam. Never seen her. She explained in detail how a 65k salary would end up after (health Insurance deductions & taxes) would now result to 3,188 Euros per month.

A little screenshot below:

Actually it depends on the job and what scale of tax level one is currently in, that is what Ur friends didn't tell u and what the women didn't explain.
Do more research!!

partnerbizn4:


How is tax calculated abroad please

Oga, tax is graduated. If they say you earn 1m and pay tax of 50%, it doesn't mean you pay 500k as tax.

In that 50% tax, first 5% is different, etc

Tax may be graduated. Tax can also be flat.

If you have a flat tax rate of 20%, then that takes 1/5 of the earnings and if 50% then half of the earnings.

Many taxes are flat while some are graduated.

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erico2k2:

in the UK we have what we call a tax code, this is the amount of money you need to earn above in order to pay tax If you earn below this amount you won't pay any tax. The max tax u can pay as a salary earner in the UK is 40% these are for those earning above 40k and it's only applicable to the overspill of the 40k ie 41K U will pay 40% on 1k. If you earn anything from 15k to 40k and your tax code is 1171, this means your taxation would be calculated withing 40k-1171. However, if you do not have a tax code yet ie you just started a new job etc you will be taxed at a basic rate(BR) which is flat 20%. Everyone's tax code is different, married people with families are different from single and young people! So for those of you thinking 50% is going to be taken from your earned monies I say this stop speculating and assuming, ask people who live, work and earn in them cities for the right Info to boost your knowledge.

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partnerbizn4:
How is tax calculated abroad please




Oga, tax is graduated. If they say you earn 1m and pay tax of 50%, it doesn't mean you pay 500k as tax.

In that 50% tax, first 5% is different, etc

I don't understand what you wrote.