an example if you get a 1099 for $200; what percent isthat money taxed?
134141
It would be taxed based on your tax bracket. This depends upon your income level.
551225
It's approximately 25% percent if you don't claim any dependents. If you need to know exactly, what I suggest is you you get your check stub, find your math teacher, and he can figure it out for you. For faster results, find you an idiot savant.
71266
There is no exact %.   Stock gain is called capital gain. Capital gain or loss is added or reduced from your gross income.  So if you made $25k a year from your job and then made $5,000 a year from stocks, your gross salary would be $30k and you would be taxed according to the tax bracket of people who make 30k a year.
599001
Are you asking about a SEP IRA?  If so, if she files 1099's she's self employed.
669849
what's the money being deducted for
207922
I believe that if you make $600 or more you have to file a 1099.  So probably would be in your best interest to file a return, unless you made less than $600.
442059
If you work on a 1099, you pay self-employment taxes of 15.3%.  You'd pay half of that as FICA deductions if you were an employee, so to compensate for the extra you pay with a 1099, you'd have to make around an additional $12,000 to equal $150K for a W-2 employee.\n\nFringes like insurance depend on what you'd have to pay to get comparable individual coverage, and that depends on your family situation.  You'd have to check around in your area to see what it would cost you, then add that on to the $150K + $12K.  And don't forget items like vacation and sick days - as a contractor, you'll only get paid for the actual hours that you work.\n\nGood luck.
514733
On you credit report is going to say settled for less that full amount and the credit card company is going to give you a 1099 that you have to file with the IRS and you will have to pay about 40% of what ever the unpaid amount is in taxes.
442091
It's a percentage.  So no matter what the price is, you add 8.25 %\n\nThe easiest way to find the new TOTAL  (base price AND tax together)  is to take the price and multiply it by 1.0825\n\nTherefore, a one dollar item is $1.08, a four dollar item is $4.33 a ten dollar item is $10.83, and a hundred dollar item is $108.25.
246940
Your real estate agent should be able to provide that info for you. Property taxes are usually a fixed percentage of the purchase price of the property you buy. For example, in my area, it's 1 (one) percent. So if I bought a 100 dollar house, my taxes would be 1 dollar a year.\n\nyou can look up your tax rates here:\nhttps://www.taxpayerservicecenter.com/RP_Search.jsp?search_type=Assessment\n\nkeep in mind your tax bill will reflect the purchase price and is not the amount you see at the website. \n\nRegards...
575939
The percentage is determined by the number of deductions you chose on W-4. Talk to your payroll person at your company and find out.
313635
If the tax rate is 8.25%:\n\nPrice*1.0825=total\n\nYou add 1 to the tax amount (.0825) so the original value will be added in as well.\n\nIf you just multiply by .0825 then your answer will just be the tax and not the cost.
569749
Well considering you are "rich" guess you didn't pay your fair share.\nJust playing wit cha.\n\nYour tax rate will be determined after your deductions...real estate, educational loans, medical bills, capitol losses and gains etc, but it should be about 25% over the base rate 29K.\n\nhttp://www.savewealth.com/taxes/rates/single/\n\nGood luck and pray we can get a flat tax bill passed through congress ( you'd be downto 17%)
487814
If you do not see any calculations in your pay stub that equate to 6.2% or 1.45% or 7.65% of your pay (after adjusting for FICA-free benefits, maybe your employer was treating you as self-employed.  You need to know, because that then means the IRS will come to you for the whole 15.3%.
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Since it is 30% off, that means you are paying 70% of the original price.\n144.95(.70) = 101.465, which you would round to 101.47\nThe other way to do this kind of problem is to multiply 144.95 times .3\n144.95(.30) = 43.485\nNow subtract that from the original price.\n144.95 - 43.485 = 101.465 which rounds to 101.47\n\n2) If something was 99.75 and u also have to pay 8% tax, \nhow much money would u get back if you gave the person 120.00?\nTake 99.75 times 1.08.  This will give you the total.\n99.75(1.08) = 107.73\nThen subtract that amount from 120.\n120.00 - 107.73 = 12.27\nYou would get $12.27 back.
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Well, figure it out.  If someone makes $500,000 and pays 10%\nhe has $450,000. left after taxes.  If someone makes $50,000\nand pays 10% he has $45,000. after taxes.\n\nI think a sales or value added tax is fairer. If someone making the above amounts has money to spend on non essentials he can pay tax on the purchase.  If not, he has more for rent, food, clothing, health care, etc.
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Income is taxable.\n\nYou will receive paperwork along with your settlement (probably a 1099-Misc or similar) that will give you the info you need to determine how to handle the money, taxwise.\n\nGood Luck!