Charlie & Angie G
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You don't give enough information to answer. What state do you live in? What is your filing status? Do you have any dependents? Do you itemize deductions? What kinds of income do you have? |
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cjcourt
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It depends. How many dependents do you have? How much do you give to charity? Do you pay interest on a mortgage? Which state do you live in?
See the calculator in the source for an estimate. |
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kemperk
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if you are not exempt from federal withholding [which I am and others
who file so with their W2] have
only social security taken out at
7.5%.
if one invests ones cash, in
specific active investments, one
need not have any income taxes
removed from one's paycheck.
BUT study the difference between
passive and active investments before you do this! |
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johnnytrulove
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the way taxes are these days they probaly take around 70,000.00$ in taxes and leave you with crumbs |
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MMike
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Roughly 33%. Sucks doesn't it! |
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Eve
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All I know is that at $30,000/y_25% total gets taken from mine. |
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hi!girl
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tons..and then you won't get much back!
why aren't you just asking your employer who would tell you exactly what your take home is? |
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Boomer
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You will pay 27 to 35 percent; depends on city you live in, benefits, annual income in house hold etc... |
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systemofadownlover!
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A LOT! Taxes should automatically be coming out of your check and you should be able to look at your pay stub and see how much. |
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I Have Parasites
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You are responsible for 10% Federal and 5% State. |
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jose v
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Depending on your household situation probably nothing my dad earns about 75000 a year and got 8900 back last year |
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jettwire2020
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If your single and don't own a home, or have your kids living with you the majority of the time, it's right at 33.75% t.....about 27 grand. |
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SSS
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Depends how much money you waste out of the $80,000 and if you spend it with checks,cash or credit cards. |
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