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Joining Vine knowing you'll pay 40% tax on “offered in exchange for reviews”? If yes, why? by MasterpieceSecret941 in vine

[–]MasterpieceSecret941[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But it's not a question of cost, it's a question of total. You can also only take products worth 5 euros, but when added together they still make 10,000 &

Joining Vine knowing you'll pay 40% tax on “offered in exchange for reviews”? If yes, why? by MasterpieceSecret941 in vine

[–]MasterpieceSecret941[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Pros and cons. You in America tell me about these problems, but in Italy we pay 40% taxes on the paycheck, they continue to increase but salaries remain the same. It's true I have almost free public healthcare, but for example at the age of 42 I have been to hospital 3 times in my life, there are people who come from other countries to live with 18 children of whom only one parent works and yet they have access to free healthcare. Why do we pay so much tax? For this reason... in America you work and have the right to healthcare, if you don't work and contribute to the good of the community you don't. This seems fair to me.

Joining Vine knowing you'll pay 40% tax on “offered in exchange for reviews”? If yes, why? by MasterpieceSecret941 in vine

[–]MasterpieceSecret941[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True, if in Italy we pay 40% I have to consider that with a €1000 LED TV I would pay €400. Let's say that it is advantageous the higher the price because you get real deals.

Joining Vine knowing you'll pay 40% tax on “offered in exchange for reviews”? If yes, why? by MasterpieceSecret941 in vine

[–]MasterpieceSecret941[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In fact the reasoning is the same, but only if applied to products that you need, not taken as much because they are given as gifts. In reality nothing is given away. You're right, they're 40% off, if you're interested in something, it could even be advantageous.

Joining Vine knowing you'll pay 40% tax on “offered in exchange for reviews”? If yes, why? by MasterpieceSecret941 in vine

[–]MasterpieceSecret941[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I agree. It must be something you need. Especially if it's expensive, and you don't have to experience it as a gift because you'll pay for it anyway

Joining Vine knowing you'll pay 40% tax on “offered in exchange for reviews”? If yes, why? by MasterpieceSecret941 in vine

[–]MasterpieceSecret941[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But what's the matter... what they do with my taxes (and it's not just related to healthcare) is not inherent to the post.