What exactly is the income difference between those who are college graduates and those who only have a high school diploma?
I'm talking about the whole entire work force in America. What is the difference in income between those in the work force who have college degrees than those with only a high school diploma?
I am a US Citizens living abroad. I am in the process of filing tax return for 2008 for foreign earned income based on IRS' publication 54. Our earned income has already been taxed once by the country we live in.
I see that there are two ways to avoid double taxation on your income -the foreign earned income exclusion and the foreign tax credit.
Can somebody please explain the difference between the two and point out advantages to use one over another?
I am a US Citizens living abroad. I am in the process of filing tax return for 2008 for foreign earned income based on IRS' publication 54. Our earned income has already been taxed once by the country we live in.
I see that there are two ways to avoid double taxation on your income -the foreign earned income exclusion and the foreign tax credit.
Can somebody please explain the difference between the two and point out advantages to use one over another?
What is the difference between an income tax and a payroll tax?
A. Income taxes reduce the demand for harmful goods while payroll taxes don't affect this demand.
B. Income taxes are collected based on income while payroll taxes are collected based on wealth.
C. Income taxes are used for a wide variety of government activities while payroll taxes pay for specific programs.
D. Income taxes increase the purchasing power of the government while payroll taxes increase the purchasing power of workers.
