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This doesn't include VAT and increased taxes in other areas, so personal income tax might be 50%, but you are actually paying a much higher rate.
by rick888 15y ago
This doesn't include VAT and increased taxes in other areas, so personal income tax might be 50%, but you are actually paying a much higher rate.
- Confusion 15y agoYou're making numbers up and don't actually know what the aggregate taxes for an average consumer in France, Germany and the US are.
- rick888 15y ago..and you are basing an individuals total tax rate based on income tax alone, which doesn't account for the many other taxes that someone has to pay. I suppose if you made money, didn't live in a house, and didn't spend your money in any way, your tax rate would be 50% in France. This just isn't the case for the average consumer.