The evidence is here:
Tax base of global income | Tax rates |
0-10 millions Won | 8% |
10-40 million Won | 0.8 million Won + 17% of the amount exceeding 10 million Won |
40-80 million Won | 5.9 million Won + 26% of the amount exceeding 40 million Won |
over 80 million Won | 16.3 million Won + 35% of the amount exceeding 80 million Won |
Personal Income Tax
A 5.3% tax is due on earned income from such sources as wages and salaries; unemployment compensation; alimony; Massachusetts bank interest; rents and royalty income; taxable pensions and annuity income IRA/Keogh distribution; profit or loss from a business or profession; winnings and prizes; unearned income such as dividends and interest (other than Massachusetts savings deposit interest). A 12% tax is due on capital gains, such as current-year short-term (including collectibles or long-term collectibles), and pre-1996 installment sales.
A declaration of estimated tax must be filed by those who expect to receive more than $500 of income subject to Massachusetts taxation which is not subject to Massachusetts withholding.
For more information, visit the department’s website at:
www.mass.gov/dor
www.mass.gov/dor
Who would have thought that South Korea (the so call open country) would be so discouraging foreigner from earning money in their own. No wonder no foreigners want to invest in them. Now you can see why Taecyeon had to choose this way out. Kind of sad that artists had to do this to earn for a living. I think it's painful to not live with your family for such a long time. I hope that JYP Entertainment would let Taecyeon go home during Christmas Day or New Year. From the looks of it, he is very tired.
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