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centurian replied

23 January 2011, 12:09
Payroll taxes in the US are very similar to employer's NICs. Sounds like IR35 rules

Last edited by centurian; 23 January 2011, 12:12.
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xchaotic started a topic In US revenue split is only for the rich

23 January 2011, 11:08
In US revenue split is only for the rich

The IRS Targets Income Tricks

So while the likes of Steve Jobs and Sergey Brin get to pay themselves $1 and the rest in dividends, the taxman is after the average guy. I'd say paying oneself $24000 in salary really ought to be enough and looks like US is a poor place to do business these days...
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