Why being taxed, say 22% of your income, is a lot more complicated than you may assume. Here's a breakdown of what you actually pay in income taxes.
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You’re missing something here buddy. This is income, and doesn’t include capital gains.
That is the big scam. CEOS bragging about getting a salary of $1 like they are being fortuitous. When they are evading taxes. Paying no payroll tax and using stock option execution manipulation to avoid taxes.
The other scam is rarely is a salary millions of dollars. If you make that much more than likely you are a company owner or have an equity stake at least; which opens the door to legally evading more taxes as the system is corrupt to the core.
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Eliminate the IRS! Flat sales tax; the more you spend, the more you pay.