its similar to people residing in the project's.
marginal tax rateincreases as income increases.Marginal tax ratesare separated by income levels into seventaxbrackets.
agree with u 100 percent however it does matter bc ppl structure their whole belief system off of it.
Well, by "it doesn't matter", I mean that in terms of fiction can be any way that it wants to be. If the people were real, there are more mundane causes of Mary appearing to be a virgin (though, the virgin idea is likely a mistranslation of almah - a young girl). There is no way to come to a logical conclusion from the story itself, but I can tell you that since the wise men showed up after the birth, they are unlikely to be the dad.
If you make over $126k a year. the extreme wants to tax up to 79% of the income earned. why bother going to medical school? why bother getting a degree? flip burgers and make %15 an hour with free healthcare.
Taxes:
unemployment; Mediical; Building; 401K. liability, etc. Pay a high school drop out $15 that could care less about the opportunity OR hire Mr. Patel, who has 2 masters degrees, will get no benefits and be delighted to work for $8 an hour. because $8 there is equivalent to $35 here.
I know what taxes are, but that doesn't answer the question. Your examples fly in the face of your own argument. Besides having a relatively facile understanding of economics, you can't even stay on topic. Payroll and taxes are not equivalent, nor do they function similarly with regards to economic outflows.
is that why Toyota is building a facility in Mexico? Why Verizon and T-Mobile are lining up to sign a contract with India for telephone support?
Do you think those reasons are related to taxes? Toyota also makes a fair number of vehicles in the US (in states like Ohio and Indiana, as well as California, which aren't low corporate tax states), and are you saying that Verizon and T-Mobile are signing contacts with the Indian government? How would that off-set their tax burdens?