Wheres all my money gone?

sbsquarepants · 28-01-2011 12:55PM

gonedrinking wrote: »

All those tax calculators that appeared on websites after the budget to work out how much less off you will be appear to have been complete bollix. I'm twice as worse off as I was expecting.

This statement is a grammar nazis wet dream! But i get get your point. tax is bad, boo!:D

Lumen · 28-01-2011 12:55PM

sensibleken wrote: »

If you want to be a sycophant who is thankfull to FF for robbing all our money because of the stupid decissions theyve made then fair enough. Bend over and ask for another

Epic point missing there.

sensibleken · 28-01-2011 12:59PM

Lumen wrote: »

Epic point missing there.

No I got the point. Its just a retarded point.

sbsquarepants · 28-01-2011 01:00PM

OSI wrote: »

My PRSI and USC together are less now than my PRSI and Income levy pre budget and no change in my PAYE

How is that? I want me some of it!

Fizman · 28-01-2011 01:04PM

I'm getting paid on Tuesday for the first time in 40 days. My cc is maxed. My old landlord has €780 belonging to me because of a mix up in cancellation of my standing order and has taken the entire month before pulling his hand out of his ass to do anything about it. All going well I'll get it on Tuesday. Needed to get a loan off my old man to sort my own rent this month thanks to all of that.

My bank account has AIDS right now.

Bad AIDS.

sensibleken · 28-01-2011 01:04PM

OSI wrote: »

My PRSI and USC together are less now than my PRSI and Income levy pre budget and no change in my PAYE

Ah I see. Hope its not too personal but does that mean your on a relatively low wage. If thats the case then I'm happy your paying less

steddyeddy · 28-01-2011 01:05PM

sensibleken wrote: »

how did you pull that off?

by pulling people off!

cherryghost · 28-01-2011 01:06PM

I'm paying 6 euro a week extra. Tis great altogether

jimthemental · 28-01-2011 01:08PM

All the money's at Bill's house, and Fred's!;)

I got hit very hard with this new crap today. Checked the account and I'm down a nice bit so I really want to see my payslip for the month whenever my boss decides to give em out.:mad:

Dravokivich · 28-01-2011 01:08PM

er... if you've been paying attention you'll note that there never was any money...

gonedrinking · 28-01-2011 01:12PM

sbsquarepants wrote: »

This statement is a grammar nazis wet dream! But i get get your point. tax is bad, boo!:D

I know, I'm just so angry right now I can barely string together a sentence. My net pay has been reduced by about 8%, and its just going to be worse next year, and the year after that.

Ali Babba · 28-01-2011 01:35PM

Lumen wrote: »

Taxes? Imagine that.

It's impossible to moan about this stuff.

If you're well paid, you can afford to pay it. And you should be grateful that you have a job at all.

If you're badly paid, you should be grateful to other people for paying your share. And grateful that you have a job at all.

If you're unemployed, you should be grateful for other people paying your share. And grateful that your welfare payments are higher than in most other places. And be grateful that you're not dead.

And thus we are divided and conquered.

Fcuk off Brian..............

Lumen · 28-01-2011 01:39PM

Ali Babba wrote: »

Fcuk off Brian..............

My post was apparently ambiguous. I am vehemently opposed to the economic policies of FF.

Direct your personal abuse elsewhere.

sensibleken · 28-01-2011 01:41PM

OSI wrote: »

Nope, going by CSO figures I'm just over the national average. Don't hate me

Not your fault at all. It lenihans.

Im under national average. PRSI is down but the 2% on the first 5 grand, 4% percent on the next 10 and 7% on the remainder are all less that the difference in PRSI for you?

That sounds so bizare i'd be carefull that who ever does your payroll didn't screw up and you'll end up paying it back.

orourkeda · 28-01-2011 01:49PM

CreepingDeath wrote: »

:rolleyes:

You're in the 25% tax band ?
I'm probably paying more tax than your entire wages.

Aul Jimmy Big Bollocks here

Hells Belle · 28-01-2011 01:51PM

Just below the average and mine is a fiver more than last month in total, surprised a bit I was expectin a ass rape. And revenue gave me €150 this month as well for doctor stuff

No Aldi surfin for me, I'm goin to Superquinn whoo hoo.

Sorry.

sensibleken · 28-01-2011 02:00PM

Hells Belle wrote: »

Just below the average and mine is a fiver more than last month in total, surprised a bit I was expectin a ass rape. And revenue gave me €150 this month as well for doctor stuff

No Aldi surfin for me, I'm goin to Superquinn whoo hoo.

Sorry.

Im confused. I thought the average wage was €32,000. Im below that but am paying a good bit more that a fiver. 7% more

enda1 · 28-01-2011 02:05PM

I pay 57% tax gross to net including social charges etc.

Ireland's not that bad in comparison.

sensibleken · 28-01-2011 02:07PM

enda1 wrote: »

I pay 57% tax gross to net including social charges etc.

Ireland's not that bad in comparison.

where do you live? I have no problem with high taxes if they get spent on benifits for the general general citizenry rather than fúckers in bentleys

Rabies · 28-01-2011 02:07PM

chillywilly wrote: »

congratulations, i have a huge penis:rolleyes:

I heard the bigger it is the more tax you pay and all you're left with is a little stub of something that looked great on paper, but in reality is pretty small.

Sofiztikated · 28-01-2011 02:09PM

€40 down on last months wages. Fun.

Although, I saved myself €170 this week on my car insurance and changing my internet package.

So I'm up, right?

I'm off to Vegas to play blackjack, I should make a fortune!

Agent Smith · 28-01-2011 02:10PM

sensibleken wrote: »

What the hell is this???

Just got my pay slip and after seeing the lovely big number at the top and comparing it to the much smaller number at the bottom it turns out im paying 25% tax now

thats a crap load worse than I thought. Anyone need any odd jobs doin?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2IwOemnjbI

Humans eh! · 28-01-2011 02:10PM

Riamfada wrote: »

You going to challenge him to a dual next?

Or perhaps a Duel instead!
:rolleyes:

jester77 · 28-01-2011 02:11PM

Meh, I thought Ireland was going to have some sort of mental tax with all the whining I've been hearing about since last year.

Just did a comparison against the new tax calculator and I would have well over €600 extra in my pocket every month if I was living in Ireland. Not too bad there yet, I'm already paying water tax, property tax and would be happily settle for €1.50 a liter for petrol.

Blazer · 28-01-2011 02:12PM

sensibleken wrote: »

What the hell is this???

Just got my pay slip and after seeing the lovely big number at the top and comparing it to the much smaller number at the bottom it turns out im paying 25% tax now

thats a crap load worse than I thought. Anyone need any odd jobs doin?

fúck u...I'm being raped of about 50% each week...it's sickening seeing my payslip

danbohan · 28-01-2011 02:15PM

jester77 wrote: »

Meh, I thought Ireland was going to have some sort of mental tax with all the whining I've been hearing about since last year.

Just did a comparison against the new tax calculator and I would have well over €600 extra in my pocket every month if I was living in Ireland. Not too bad there yet, I'm already paying water tax, property tax and would be happily settle for €1.50 a liter for petrol.

mental , whining , ireland , you got it in one .

might be good idea for anybody to do a comparison in tax with even the uk ,

now in 2 or 3 years time we might well have reason to whine

mickydoomsux · 28-01-2011 02:21PM

At this stage i'm essentially working about a day and a half a week for nothing.

People blame the banks and the politicians in Mercs but the biggest drain on the economy is Social Welfare and public healthcare (the recepients of both of these things seem to overlap an awful lot strangely).

What really kills me is that if you work you pretty much only put in to the system and can't claim a bloody thing back. I'm a single guy in his twenties and the only "benefit" i get is mortgage interest relief and that's time limited.

I know the argument is that if you're working you can afford the day to day bits and bobs but **** me if it doesn't gall me to hand over a couple of hundred plus a week just so Anto and his mates can be babysat by the state because they are incapable of working for whatever panty-waist liberal excuse they've latched onto.

sensibleken · 28-01-2011 02:21PM

yeah but those tax calculators arent worth shít. I used one and it told me i was only down 25 quid a month. chac an tairbh!

sensibleken · 28-01-2011 02:26PM

mickydoomsux wrote: »

At this stage i'm essentially working about a day and a half a week for nothing.

People blame the banks and the politicians in Mercs but the biggest drain on the economy is Social Welfare and public healthcare (the recepients of both of these things seem to overlap an awful lot strangely).

What really kills me is that if you work you pretty much only put in to the system and can't claim a bloody thing back. I'm a single guy in his twenties and the only "benefit" i get is mortgage interest relief and that's time limited.

I know the argument is that if you're working you can afford the day to day bits and bobs but **** me if it doesn't gall me to hand over a couple of hundred plus a week just so Anto and his mates can be babysat by the state because they are incapable of working for whatever panty-waist liberal excuse they've latched onto.

No it isn't. and if you think the 450,000 people are on the dole because its a great laugh you are extremely naive.

mickydoomsux · 28-01-2011 02:29PM

sensibleken wrote: »

No it isn't. and if you think the 450,000 people are on the dole because its a great laugh you are extremely naive.

About a quarter of them have been on the dole for years. What do you believe is historically the biggest draw on the public finances?

Wheres all my money gone?

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