from our monthly earning how much per cent will cought by australian goveenment?
460684
None for me, it goes to the American government, who takes way more than they need, if Bush hadn't grown the national debt AND FAILED to make the proper tax reform! between that and the tax CUTS for the RICH!! ... it's just bs, I won't go off on it here.\n-Duo
762856
Between Federal, State and local (if you pay it) about 20-30 percent.
867092
Lots of info here:\n\nhttp://www.wageline.com.au/directory/Award_Wage_Rates
1059911
Depends on how much you make.
400321
I rent at the moment (about £1600/month), and I'm going to be buying next year.\n\nIt's the best way to go to be honest.
920523
You have not provided enough information to determine the answer accurately.  How ever if you are single and your monthly salary is $5417 the approximate deductions for Medicare, Social Security and withholding would be $1436.18 plus state withholding of approximately $334.50 giving you a take home of $3646.32. \n WELCOME TO CALIFORNIA\n\nThe following link will take you to an IRS calculator in which you may input more accurate information if you wish. \n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96196,00.html
321035
as a health care worker all i can say is ask the government what they are doing with all the money from gst and our higher taxes.. our government doesnt think people are an important matter young or old or sick..just how much money will be lining there pockets from raises after raises .. and retirement packages after only a few years of work.. I think I am in the wrong field...I better stop here I am a nurse and I think it is a total shame especially to our elderly people the way the government who say they are for the people.. I just wonder which people ???
782676
Never mind the liberals will hand over power as soon as they have sold everything the Australian people owned obtaining the money for their kitty is their idea of keeping inflation down. When there is nothing left little John will go and his smirking treasurer will soon follow maybe then we can get back to being a peaceful country.
683932
My guess is about 50K/year.
640313
well australia you make more but its really less. for the price of living. And in the commonwealth the govt pays medical or something? but australia is so beautiful. If you can earn enough to live i suggest you go. south australia is really nice. i wish i was still there right now.
427192
10 per cent in my state. but ive heard 6 per cent in others. so i guess it depends on where you live.
583443
That depends. If you're married, then yes, for the region in which your spouse resides.  If you're single, you get a very small amount.  As a Specialist, I draw $8.10 for BAH a month.
206669
You can find the data here:\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/currency/convert?amt=1&from=AUD&from=SLL&to=SGD&submit=Convert
196714
maybe around 1,000,000,000 a month or so
659699
I would give a big no to this question. As long as our politicians dont create equal oppourtinities for the wide group of population, a tax payer will be forced to share the tax with a big number of non contributing citizens of this country. This means, what he is going to get is only going to be 1 by 100th of what he pays.
701860
depends on your domicile ie do you intend on living in the UK forever and giving up your australian domicile or you are only in the UK temporarily and intend to return to Australia. i recommend u conatct a tax advisor .
1078364
75k... 6.25k a month then\n\nThe average income percapita of an american citizen is 42k (according to 2005 survey ) a year, which means 3.5k a month\n\nassuming you already have a home, then you have a budget of:\n\n( 6.25 - 3.5k monthly payment ) x 12 \n\nor\n\n2.75k monthly payment x 12 = 33.000 US$\n\nIf you spend that much on your car, then you will be an NORMAL AMERICAN CITIZEN in every way, except for the quality of your private transportation