Politics, Politics, Politics
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I know you keep saying you are not conservative/republican ... yet defend them to the hilt.....
do and say what you want.... doesn't matter one way or the other.... I don't consider myself a died in the wool dem either... I have voted for more than one republican.... I consider myself anti....??? right????... I guess
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LOL Srrry . But you and I have a clear difference in what constitutes name calling.
OK be more clear in the tax rate. business, personnal or what we call specials.
From what I understand the highest income tax was over 70% and the government lowered it a few times to the highest now being about 50%. I'm curious as to why it was lowered and did lowing it have an adverse affect on your economy.
My associates tell me that the corporate tax is also quite low.
I do business around the globe, one thing I have noticed in common among other countries is far less corruption in government. They also have laws to prevent corruption within it's structure, something the US greatly lacks and in some cases the laws encourage corruption.
My thought being, I don't think the tax rates really have much to do with how well the economy runs, it simply has an impact on what the government will and can provide to it's people. I know I could look all this up on WiKi, but I'd rather hear from people that actually experience it.
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The personal income tax (inkomstenbelasting) rate is at 52% sales tax ( omzetbelasting) varies from 17.50 to 21% depending on the class of goods. Corporate tax (Vernnootschapsbelasting) which is at 25% right now.
Here the list of rates as of 2017 according to the Dutch Gov.
Netherlands Taxes Last Previous Highest Lowest Unit
Corporate Tax Rate....................... ... 25.00 2
Personal Income Tax Rate............ ... 52.00 ( with those whose income is above 70.000)
Personal Income Tax Rates............ ...
Income..............................With Soc Sec..............without
Social Security Rate.......................... 46.84
Social Security Rate For Companies 18.69
Social Security Rate For Employees 28.15
You have to realise that Holland has as little as 16 million inhabitents, yet has one of the highest tax rates in the world. I believe its currently fourth in the list. And whilste we do have safeguards regarding criminal intent. There are cases of theft, fraud and basic robbery in the political system. We just rather not talk about it while pointing the finger at everyone else.
The reasoning for the reduction in (inkomstenbelasting) and general corporate (Vernnootschapsbelasting) rates was.
If a government marginalises its consumer base with a higher than sustainable tax rates,then any market fluctuation ie. IBM, Ford Shell, Apple or (lets say any of the top 500 Fort'e listed companies) influence on markets can create the ripple effect of negating the governments tax policy by reducing the consumer markets effectiveness, through both uncertainty in consumer markets and by reducing the consumer willingness to invest should they be put at a monetary disadvantage by spending what they think they might have. Over what they actually do have.
So, the economy actualy has an influence and impact on what can be provided by the government. A countries economy is reliant on being able to influence the spending power of the consumer and corporate wealth generation which in turn generates the taxable incomes that pay for government spending.
Hope this answers some of your question.
Here the list of rates as of 2017 according to the Dutch Gov.
Netherlands Taxes Last Previous Highest Lowest Unit
Corporate Tax Rate....................... ... 25.00 2
Personal Income Tax Rate............ ... 52.00 ( with those whose income is above 70.000)
Personal Income Tax Rates............ ...
Income..............................With Soc Sec..............without
- €0 to €19,882........... 33%...........................1.85%
- €19,822 to €33,589 ..... 41% ..... ......................10.45%
- €33,589 to €57,585...... 42%............................42%
- €57,585 ........................ 52%.............................. 52%
Social Security Rate.......................... 46.84
Social Security Rate For Companies 18.69
Social Security Rate For Employees 28.15
You have to realise that Holland has as little as 16 million inhabitents, yet has one of the highest tax rates in the world. I believe its currently fourth in the list. And whilste we do have safeguards regarding criminal intent. There are cases of theft, fraud and basic robbery in the political system. We just rather not talk about it while pointing the finger at everyone else.
The reasoning for the reduction in (inkomstenbelasting) and general corporate (Vernnootschapsbelasting) rates was.
- A population growth
- Stimulation of the work ******* and its potential release of purchasing power within the populus. Thus creating a tax base previously stagnated due to the higher tax band.
- By lowering the rates it created a larger monetary income from (strangly enough) the same sized populus at that time. By reducing the rates it freed up companies to a. invest more. b. expand. c. Take on more personnel. d. Increased the spending power of the consumer base thus generating a larger tax pool through sales and income taxes and thus Corporte taxes
- An advancement of the Dutch economy due to the influx of new consumer purchasing power and an increase in the prosperity of the Dutch nation as a whole by allowing a more favourable atmosphere for foreign investment
If a government marginalises its consumer base with a higher than sustainable tax rates,then any market fluctuation ie. IBM, Ford Shell, Apple or (lets say any of the top 500 Fort'e listed companies) influence on markets can create the ripple effect of negating the governments tax policy by reducing the consumer markets effectiveness, through both uncertainty in consumer markets and by reducing the consumer willingness to invest should they be put at a monetary disadvantage by spending what they think they might have. Over what they actually do have.
So, the economy actualy has an influence and impact on what can be provided by the government. A countries economy is reliant on being able to influence the spending power of the consumer and corporate wealth generation which in turn generates the taxable incomes that pay for government spending.
Hope this answers some of your question.
well the old pervert at large just can't break old habits.... still helping his fellow "pervs"
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But what the hell... he is still promoting Christian values.... isn't he?
Lawsuit Claims Trump Administration Is Covering Up Pay-for-Play Relationship With Private Prison Company
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But what the hell... he is still promoting Christian values.... isn't he?
Want a piece of the Trumps ... follow the money!
FBI investigating the Trumpster for money laundering. NOW we're talking ... the thing that's gonna bring Prez Chump and associates down.
http://www.rawstory.com/2017/06/ano...ate-sales-since-he-won-gop-nomination-report/
FBI investigating the Trumpster for money laundering. NOW we're talking ... the thing that's gonna bring Prez Chump and associates down.
http://www.rawstory.com/2017/06/ano...ate-sales-since-he-won-gop-nomination-report/
Just saw the feds are also looking into the ******* in law..... money is always the key!
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