Taxes in USA

[heypilla]

Guys- US taxing system is always confusing. Evarana experts unte throw some thoughts with examples:

1. Income Tax( Federal / State)

2. Property Tax

3. Any other Taxes

TIA

[veerigadu]

Social security tax,Medicare tax,  sales tax, big cities lo local tax

[Variety_Pullayya]

11 minutes ago, heypilla said:

Guys- US taxing system is always confusing. Evarana experts unte throw some thoughts with examples:

1. Income Tax( Federal / State)

2. Property Tax

3. Any other Taxes

TIA

sales tax 

[ImprovedLokesh]

50 minutes ago, heypilla said:

Guys- US taxing system is always confusing. Evarana experts unte throw some thoughts with examples:

1. Income Tax( Federal / State)

2. Property Tax

3. Any other Taxes

TIA

Commodity tax 

[JAMBALHOT_RAJA]

Tax kattaka vachina income tho house konte malli dani mida property tax anta vaadi bondha

[akkum_bakkum]

3 hours ago, veerigadu said:

Social security tax,Medicare tax,  sales tax, big cities lo local tax

Ppl ignore this and say Taxes are high in Canada. Ee SS and medicare hundi loki poyindi count cheyra...thats a significant 7.65%. Somebody in 25% effective tax bracket will pay 33% overall.

[veerigadu]

7 minutes ago, akkum_bakkum said:

Ppl ignore this and say Taxes are high in Canada. Ee SS and medicare hundi loki poyindi count cheyra...thats a significant 7.65%. Somebody in 25% effective tax bracket will pay 33% overall.

India lo business edhainaa sesyhe anni egaaa10ngoccchuuu ani db uttth realizing 

[Discotek]

5 hours ago, heypilla said:

Guys- US taxing system is always confusing. Evarana experts unte throw some thoughts with examples:

1. Income Tax( Federal / State)

2. Property Tax

3. Any other Taxes

TIA

I think i can help bro

Please let me know if you want to learn it specifically according to your income / spending but below is general case

1. income tax

the tax you incur on what you are earning

eg : you have full time job or have income from business or rental income

2. property tax

the tax you pay for owing a property

like having a home / car ( in some states only )

3. Other taxes  like sales tax

the tax you pay for purchasing everyday items like grocery / food in resturant / getting a service like phone bill

[Kinand]

Wasn’t expecting U.S. taxes to be this layered—just trying to sort out basic freelance income turned into a maze of forms and weird wording. Got stuck on one section that didn’t match what the form asked for, so I ran through some real user stories at https://turbotax.pissedconsumer.com/review.html . Reading how others navigated those same hiccups helped me make sense of it without guessing. Still not fun, but at least I didn’t end up submitting something half-wrong.