Immigration to New Zealand has high taxes but good benefits.

There are far fewer rich people in New Zealand than in the United States, but there are fewer people who are too poor. The reason is that New Zealand's tax policy is a bit like a desperate man killing the rich and helping the poor.

Tax is high, but welfare is good.

The higher the income, the higher the tax, and dare not evade taxes. A few years ago, the actress who played the policewoman in Never Satisfied immigrated to New Zealand and received a court summons in New Zealand. Because of the tax problem. The reported income seems to be inconsistent with the facts, which involves tax evasion. The IRS of New Zealand will investigate her and impose a huge fine if convicted. In New Zealand, if the annual income exceeds NZD100000, you have to pay 30% tax and deduct it directly from your salary without even saying hello. If you earn more, the tax will be higher, and some middle-income people will be dissatisfied. They always want to go to Australia, where the tax is lower than that in New Zealand.

My son's company gave his son a bonus of 40 thousand dollars. As soon as he entered New Zealand from the American head office, the tax bureau deducted one third, and the rest was credited to your account without even saying hello. Really distressed, the son said: distressed. But there is no harm in thinking that medical care, old-age care and education in our family are all borne by the state. My son is just an ordinary IT white-collar worker, and those rich people may pay much more taxes. However, New Zealanders dare not evade taxes. This kind of behavior is a very serious crime in New Zealand. Once you take the blame, it makes no difference to follow up with the prison.

When the poor receive relief money, they can also get food and clothes.

However, if you are poor, you can get state relief. As long as you are unemployed and lose your basic source of livelihood, the state will provide you with the basic living expenses you need. If you are poor and pregnant, but your savings do not exceed several thousand dollars (I can't remember the exact amount, it seems to be several thousand dollars), then the state will provide you with all nutritional subsidies during pregnancy until you give birth to a child. That's not all. It will continue to provide relief for your children until 18 years old. There are really many Maori in the local area. They don't work, they raise a group of children. The relief money received from the state alone is enough for a family to live a carefree life. But with such a policy, the vast majority of New Zealanders, especially whites, will not have more children, and many people are dinks, which is related to people's outlook on life.

Many China people are in New Zealand, and they also take advantage of the policy. New Zealanders pay their wages by card. But many restaurant owners and employees in China like cash transactions. Bosses can evade taxes in cash, employees can carry them with them and receive benefits from the government. The tax bureau only looks at the accounts, not the pockets, and it is easy to get away with it. The trouble is that those who rob China will never get anything. The law and order in New Zealand is very good, but in the streets with many restaurants in China or China, there are sometimes cases of bag grabbing. This is because people who rob bags know that people in China usually have cash on them.

Workers in New Zealand society are very rich. Of course, people make a lot of money. New Zealand labor law stipulates that the minimum hourly wage is 15.25 NZD, below which you have violated the labor law. Some government departments are bothering you. Therefore, manual workers are respected and earn no less money than white-collar workers.

Many skilled workers who do manual labor also need diplomas.

During my stay in New Zealand, my son's house needs to be maintained (New Zealanders pay great attention to maintaining the house, because when selling the house in the future, there will be a special company to do real estate assessment). My daughter-in-law called several real estate companies and two came on the same day. The first one, driving a big white SUV, got off the bus. I thought there was a Hollywood star. Blonde, blue-eyed, wearing sunglasses, wearing a black T-shirt, well-proportioned and well-built. After talking about our requirements, the house repairman climbed to the roof and soon came down. He handed his daughter-in-law a drawing with a floor plan on it and calculated the price according to our requirements. These are all free, that is, you can call many people, everyone will bid after watching the scene, and then you can call whoever you decide.

Later, a Maori came, dark-skinned, burly, and looking simple and kind. He also climbed up to have a look, set his own price, and gave his wife some advice before he left, that is, told her how to maintain your house. Asked if they wanted coffee, they all declined. They are polite and cultured. Later, there was always noise in the sewer pipe at home, so I called a plumber to see if there was any problem. A plumber came and everyone else was driving their own work cars. Listen patiently, ask carefully and check carefully. I feel like a doctor rather than a plumber. Later, when people finished the inspection, they told their daughter-in-law that there was no problem, and seriously talked about the cause of the noise, and left without charge. Daughter-in-law said that in New Zealand, such people are all skilled workers, respected, earning a lot of money, not worse than white-collar workers in the company, but they are really much more tired than white-collar workers in the company at first. So everyone thinks that high income should be realized by the whole society. These people also graduated from technical schools or technical schools. In foreign countries, if you want to do this job, you have to have a degree and a diploma. You don't just need to work with the master. From this perspective, plumbers, people who repair houses, etc. are also intellectuals.

In New Zealand, it is normal for white-collar workers to marry plumbers.

We have a neighbor not far away, just a mechanic. The house is very good, big lawn, big garden, big garage and big workshop. People also have a treadmill in the garage. Because the sunshine in New Zealand is too strong during the day, New Zealanders avoid exposure, and the incidence of skin cancer among whites is relatively high. I saw him running on the treadmill several times, sweating like a pig. There is also a suspected China person (strangely, in foreign countries, foreigners greet you whether they know you or not, but China people don't talk, so I don't know if this person is from China, Japanese or Korean, but his appearance and expression on his face look like China people). He just washes people's cars for a living, but the house is also a two-story building, lawn and garden. Daughter-in-law said, don't look at washing people's cars. This job is actually very profitable. New Zealand law provides protection for these manual workers. Even a barber has to make an appointment with someone else to get a haircut. After they cut off your head, they locked the door and went home to fish. No one died waiting for customers at the barber shop. Just do it, and people will live well.

In New Zealand, no matter what occupation you are engaged in, you will not be discriminated against. Because New Zealanders feel that every occupation exists because of necessity, work and social status are not so closely linked. In China, it is impossible for a white-collar worker to marry a plumber, but in New Zealand, it is normal. No one will be surprised, and no parents will object. Everyone does what he can, and there is little difference between the things in the bowl. Why do you care?

A country, if the working people at the bottom of society can live and work in peace and contentment, can it still be unstable, unlucky, disharmonious and unstable? Can people in this country be unhappy and unpatriotic?