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MyTaxEuro

  • 20-11-2010 12:30am
    #1
    jppbesq
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4 ✭


    This site - http://www.mytaxeuro.org -has popped up recently. It generates a "tax receipt" based on a salary you input, showing how much (per cent and actual euro value) of your tax goes where. Social welfare, health, education, agriculture, etc. Fascinating to see how the pie is actually split.

    Very interesting to see the breakdown. Might be a good starting point for any fact-based discussion on what needs to change in Budget 2011.
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  • #2
    RandolphEsq
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,296 ✭✭✭RandolphEsq


    "Your Salary €12000
    Your taxes & levies paid 0.0% €0"

    Happy with that!


  • #3
    Dublin4Life
    Closed Accounts Posts: 116 ✭✭Dublin4Life


    RandolphEsq wrote: »
    "Your Salary €12000
    Your taxes & levies paid 0.0% €0"

    Happy with that!



    :rolleyes: ???????????? so your planning on earning 12,000 a year


  • #4
    RandolphEsq
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,296 ✭✭✭RandolphEsq


    Dublin4Life wrote: »
    :rolleyes: ???????????? so your planning on earning 12,000 a year

    It's what I earn right now! That €12,000 will always be earned on the side so will never be taxed, even when I start proper work!


  • #5
    Dublin4Life
    Closed Accounts Posts: 116 ✭✭Dublin4Life


    RandolphEsq wrote: »
    It's what I earn right now! That €12,000 will always be earned on the side so will never be taxed, even when I start proper work!

    Proper work my ass, Its your crowd that have broken our country :mad:


  • #6
    RandolphEsq
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,296 ✭✭✭RandolphEsq


    Dublin4Life wrote: »
    Proper work my ass, Its your crowd that have broken our country :mad:

    Like it or loathe it but pubs are a cornerstone to Irish society


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  • #7
    Agent Smith
    Moderators, Regional East Moderators Posts: 21,504 Mod ✭✭✭✭Agent Smith


    RandolphEsq wrote: »
    Like it or loathe it but pubs are a cornerstone to Irish society

    A pint of guinness when your ready boss..


  • #8
    RandolphEsq
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,296 ✭✭✭RandolphEsq


    Good man, there you go. That'll be €4.80


  • #9
    Empire o de Sun
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 369 ✭✭Empire o de Sun


    I'm paying double now in Germany. Compared it to what I'd pay in Ireland


  • #10
    skearon
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,869 ✭✭✭skearon


    jppbesq wrote: »
    This site - http://www.mytaxeuro.org -has popped up recently. It generates a "tax receipt" based on a salary you input, showing how much (per cent and actual euro value) of your tax goes where. Social welfare, health, education, agriculture, etc. Fascinating to see how the pie is actually split.

    Very interesting to see the breakdown. Might be a good starting point for any fact-based discussion on what needs to change in Budget 2011.

    I spotted the site a week ago, of every €100 that is paid in tax and levies €34 goes to welfare and €31 to public service pay and pensions


  • #11
    rasper
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 796 ✭✭✭rasper


    RandolphEsq wrote: »
    "Your Salary €12000
    Your taxes & levies paid 0.0% €0"

    Happy with that!


    dont know ur situation but of someone earning 12k a fair chunk goes on VAT, excise duties , TV tax, insurance levies, etc , etc

    seeing that our national expenditure breaks down roughly to

    35% social welfare
    25% health
    15% education

    75% on those 3 sectors, I wonder how this compares to say the UK, US, Australia as well as other European countries


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