Tax kosam shitizen avvala antunna Tesla anna

[Sucker]

Ee anna daily ika 20 tweets vesthe andula ee lolli ne 15 tweets. 

@r2d2 thatha 

 

 

[r2d2]

వాడి బొంద..it is better he sticks to what he does best..

and

[pittagoda]

2 hours ago, Sucker said:

Ee anna daily ika 20 tweets vesthe andula ee lolli ne 15 tweets. 

@r2d2 thatha 

 

 

Illegals pay tax too kada bro.. Veedi  sollu tatukolekapothunam.. most blocked person veeday ayi untadu..

[Kakynada]

agree 

[Jatka Bandi]

2 hours ago, pittagoda said:

Illegals pay tax too kada bro.. Veedi  sollu tatukolekapothunam.. most blocked person veeday ayi untadu..

How are they paying taxes? Payroll run avvadu kada?!

[Aquaman]

 

[pittagoda]

6 minutes ago, Jatka Bandi said:

How are they paying taxes? Payroll run avvadu kada?!

ITIN nunber use chesi..New registerations for ITIN were in millions last hear and last year 6 billion paid tax..

[Aquaman]

17 minutes ago, Jatka Bandi said:

How are they paying taxes? Payroll run avvadu kada?!

 

 

do undocumented immigrants pay federal taxes?

The short answer is yes. Many undocumented immigrants find ways to legally pay both federal income and payroll taxes even if they don’t have a Social Security number (which is normally required) and even if their income was earned by working illegally.

Why Would an Undocumented Immigrant Pay Taxes?

Though there are many undocumented immigrants who are paid “under the table” for their work and do not pay taxes on their income, many others do pay in the hope that it will someday help them become citizens. Much of the evidence for this motivation is anecdotal, but various attempts at comprehensive immigration reform legislation over the last decade, including the “Gang of Eight” bill S.744, have included provisions like “good moral character” and “paying back taxes” as requirements for obtaining legalization. A provable history of paying taxes is seen as one way to show good faith, should such a bill ever pass.

 

How can Undocumented Immigrants be Hired Without a Social Security Number?

Since the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, all employers are required to verify the work eligibility of all new hires by completing Form I-9, which mandates the employee provide a Social Security number and show documents to their employer to prove work authorization and identity. U.S. citizens frequently show their driver’s license and Social Security card, but because there are a number of documents that can be used to complete the form, the worker does not necessarily need to show their actual Social Security card. Undocumented workers who are hired without valid work authorization may provide their employer a fake Social Security number, someone else’s number, or even a previously-valid number issued when they may have had work authorization that has since lapsed. Furthermore, most employers do not—and, except for certain employers,  are not required to—verify this information with any government entity at the time of hire. Additionally, employers cannot, by law, ask to see any specific or additional documents other than what the worker provides, so the Social Security number provided by an undocumented immigrant on their Form I-9 would be used by by the employer to withhold payroll taxes and would be included on their W-2 form.

 

 

 

[Thokkalee]

Not many know this.. 

it costs $8K to $15K per kid for education. Check your school records and see the per kid expenditure by the school.. even legal high earning Indians don’t pay enough in property taxes to cover the school expenditure that their ISD spends on their kids.. 

TX lo only 1% (out of 2.3 to 3%) of your property tax goes to your ISD.. so if your tax rate is 3% and you pay 12K as property taxes, then you are only paying 4K per year towards your kids education.. the residents who don’t have kids or already completed education and the state covers the remaining gap in the budget.. 

[Deadp0ol2]

He's right US sh!tizenship ki value lekunda chesindu ee biden mundesh gaadu.

[Jatka Bandi]

58 minutes ago, Aquaman said:

 

 

do undocumented immigrants pay federal taxes?

The short answer is yes. Many undocumented immigrants find ways to legally pay both federal income and payroll taxes even if they don’t have a Social Security number (which is normally required) and even if their income was earned by working illegally.

Why Would an Undocumented Immigrant Pay Taxes?

Though there are many undocumented immigrants who are paid “under the table” for their work and do not pay taxes on their income, many others do pay in the hope that it will someday help them become citizens. Much of the evidence for this motivation is anecdotal, but various attempts at comprehensive immigration reform legislation over the last decade, including the “Gang of Eight” bill S.744, have included provisions like “good moral character” and “paying back taxes” as requirements for obtaining legalization. A provable history of paying taxes is seen as one way to show good faith, should such a bill ever pass.

 

How can Undocumented Immigrants be Hired Without a Social Security Number?

Since the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, all employers are required to verify the work eligibility of all new hires by completing Form I-9, which mandates the employee provide a Social Security number and show documents to their employer to prove work authorization and identity. U.S. citizens frequently show their driver’s license and Social Security card, but because there are a number of documents that can be used to complete the form, the worker does not necessarily need to show their actual Social Security card. Undocumented workers who are hired without valid work authorization may provide their employer a fake Social Security number, someone else’s number, or even a previously-valid number issued when they may have had work authorization that has since lapsed. Furthermore, most employers do not—and, except for certain employers,  are not required to—verify this information with any government entity at the time of hire. Additionally, employers cannot, by law, ask to see any specific or additional documents other than what the worker provides, so the Social Security number provided by an undocumented immigrant on their Form I-9 would be used by by the employer to withhold payroll taxes and would be included on their W-2 form.

 

 

 

Unsubstantiated statements kaadu, evidence gurinchi ba adugutundi. Few paying doesn't mean all are paying.

[Variety_Pullayya]

border daggara citizenship icheyatame better. anyway they will not stop illegal migration

legal ga ichesthe evadiki prob undadu.