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Dry goods: what taxes do you have to pay to immigrate to the United States?

Because of different income and different status, it is unequal. Take the annual tax of a family of three as an example (including couples and children under 18 who are attending school, owning a house is worth $300,000), and the annual family income is $654.38+10,000. Excluding pension, living expenses, interest on housing loan, tuition, medical account and health insurance, the actual tax revenue is about $69,700. The federal income tax is about 976 1 USD, the state income tax (taking Minnesota as an example) is about 3067 USD, and the property tax is about 6000 USD. Among them, the total federal income tax and state income tax is $ 12828. It accounts for 12.8% of the total family income. If you add $6,200 in social insurance and $65,438+$0.450 in medical insurance. In addition to the property tax of $6,000, the family also paid $26,478, accounting for 26.48% of its total income.