По моим оценкам, при доходе около 200К, я плачу около 50% в виде различных налогов. Согласно этого же графика выйдет около 25%. Прямые налоги -- да, хотя тоже они побольше 25%. Но непрямые, типа налогов на продажи, на бензин, различные поборы на школы (входят в налог на недвижимость) и сам налог на недвижимость и т.д.
The published census data for 2017 portray the top quintile of households as having almost 17 times as much income as the bottom quintile. But this picture is false. The measure fails to account for the one-third of all household income paid in federal, state and local taxes. Since households in the top income quintile pay almost two-thirds of all taxes, ignoring the earned income lost to taxes substantially overstates inequality.
More than 80% of all taxes are paid by the top two quintiles, and more than 70% of all government transfer payments go to the bottom two quintiles.
The average top-quintile household pays on average $109,125 in taxes and is left, after taxes and transfer payments, with only 3.8 times as much as the bottom quintile: $194,906 compared with $50,901.
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Date: 2019-11-05 06:04 pm (UTC)По моим оценкам, при доходе около 200К, я плачу около 50% в виде различных налогов. Согласно этого же графика выйдет около 25%. Прямые налоги -- да, хотя тоже они побольше 25%. Но непрямые, типа налогов на продажи, на бензин, различные поборы на школы (входят в налог на недвижимость) и сам налог на недвижимость и т.д.
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Date: 2019-11-05 07:16 pm (UTC)Чистый подоходный налог и "возвраты для бедных".
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Date: 2019-11-05 07:32 pm (UTC)The published census data for 2017 portray the top quintile of households as having almost 17 times as much income as the bottom quintile. But this picture is false. The measure fails to account for the one-third of all household income paid in federal, state and local taxes. Since households in the top income quintile pay almost two-thirds of all taxes, ignoring the earned income lost to taxes substantially overstates inequality.
More than 80% of all taxes are paid by the top two quintiles, and more than 70% of all government transfer payments go to the bottom two quintiles.
The average top-quintile household pays on average $109,125 in taxes and is left, after taxes and transfer payments, with only 3.8 times as much as the bottom quintile: $194,906 compared with $50,901.