again, chart?
No. There are several difficulties types of investments not all are taxed the same. Yes many are taxed at your ordinary rate, but for example long term capital gains is 15% max and some such as municipal bonds are not taxed. Also Roth IRA growth is not taxed. So on and so forth.
Quote from: Agnostic007 on February 15, 2018, 07:04:31 PMEveryone post their increased take home pay here....Mine... no differenceHow would you even know?Quote from: AbrahamG on February 15, 2018, 04:54:21 PMWaiting to hear back from them. Although they are essentially useless.Quote from: AbrahamG on February 15, 2018, 11:01:03 PMTurns out on the check two weeks ago, they owed me from the previous check. They didn't have the new tax code in place in accounting.
Everyone post their increased take home pay here....Mine... no difference
Waiting to hear back from them. Although they are essentially useless.
Turns out on the check two weeks ago, they owed me from the previous check. They didn't have the new tax code in place in accounting.
You said you were retired
Americans do get taxed after retirement, 401K and Traditional IRA withdrawals, taxable savings accounts, side hustles, many have rental property, etc.
I get that. It’s just the way he put it made it sound like he was getting a payroll check.
How would you even know?Sorry, Agnostic007. I thought your post above was from AbrahamG. I just realized my mistake.
No, just a regular monthly pension check that gets taxed
