Row 53009

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> They pay a myriad of other taxes.

They don’t. Their corporations do, and those are far lower than what people pay. Let’s say I am in ireland, and I have a corporation, working as a consultant in B2B kind of settings making 160k eur per annum. My corporation’s tax rate is < 12%. I can very much write lots of stuff as “business expenses”, and further reduce my personal costs. I can pay myself a small salary for stuff I can’t write off as business expenses. Let’s say under 40k, which is taxed at something like 18%. My effective tax rate is 16.25%.

Now, if I am a salaried employee, my equivalent gross income would be 100k (1.6x is a good factor for how much an employee costs a company as a factor of the employee’s gross income). My effective tax rate on this salary is 36%.

“My” net income in the second option is 63k eur, in the first option is about 130k…

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text > They pay a myriad of other taxes. They don’t. Their corporations do, and those are far lower than what people pay. Let’s say I am in ireland, and I have a corporation, working as a consultant in B2B kind of settings making 160k eur per annum. My corporation’s tax rate is < 12%. I can very much write lots of stuff as “business expenses”, and further reduce my personal costs. I can pay myself a small salary for stuff I can’t write off as business expenses. Let’s say under 40k, which is taxed at…
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