Taxes. Why do we pay so much? Ireland

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Title	:	Taxes. Why do we pay so much? Ireland
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Taxes in Ireland are a result of giving to much freebees to foreigners Dole, Free Housing, etc
Comment from : Sean MacCionnaith

could you do more detailed videos on TAX
Comment from : Omar Elmo bou

I love you !!!
Comment from : Mazen Alban

hi do you have any idea how to change the rate band annual income 45878 euro cause we're married and my wife has so much tax
Comment from : dez945able

This female draws salary without working at all Gold Digger brC’mon make a video on how to get salary without working at all
Comment from : Fear for God

Better if you can guide pay slip fully with example 👍
Comment from : Dilip Tupe

As a person earning north of 200k in Ireland, I can say that their tax system is one of the worst for people with higher salaries The tax credits make sense if you have a low salary, but when you pay 130-150k in taxes, the fact that you have a couple of tax credits which total 5-6k it’s literally nothing I will move from Ireland the first chance I get
Comment from : raduwrx

LMAO, if you can use the dysfunctional Labour relations website, the employer doesn't give a shit
Comment from : Postal

Your video is ridiculousYou are such a selfish person Of course when you make more money you will pay more taxes That's the justice That's why Ireland is better than your country If you don't want to pay these taxes please go back to your home country and try to find a job Totally corrupt people
Comment from : Fikri Mutant

If I'm single person and I have tax credits 200 to 300 is it good?brIs it right to claim tax credits?
Comment from : neeraj rajput

If you underpay taxes, revenue will take ownership of your bank account until money is paid
Comment from : Janis Jersovs

PRSI benefits depends on rate Not all are entitled to benefits
Comment from : Janis Jersovs

Universal social charge have nothing to do with pension
Comment from : Janis Jersovs

Being poor in Ireland is rewarded
Comment from : Janis Jersovs

Best of all is USC, fee to the bankers
Comment from : Janis Jersovs

There's no tax exemption for children, regardless of how many children you have, taxes don't change That's a false infobrNo free healthcare, no free childcare, no free educationbrLabour law is same in all EU
Comment from : Janis Jersovs

very imformative thanks
Comment from : john james morales

What do you mean by "paying too much taxes" don't they deduct that automatically?
Comment from : John R

Just so you know! if you are really ambitious and thinking of becoming a millionaire from scratch, just don't come to Europe Taxation is high and burdensome, businesses are highly regulated and real estate is quite expensive brYou had better go to the US or the gulf countries (the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Oman)
Comment from : Jorge Belmonte

Greetings from Paris !brI live just next to the embassy of your country !
Comment from : Jorge Belmonte

Hello I am resident in Romania and I obtained income from Ireland How can I contact the Irish tax authorities for clarification?brSaru mana Sunt rezident in Romania si am obtinut venituri din Irlanda Cum pot contacta fiscul Irlandez pt lamuriri? Multumesc anticipat
Comment from : Daniel Pîrvu

Here in the US (California), I made approximately $81,000 last year My effective income tax rate (both federal and state combined) was only 18 I always thought my taxes were high but Ireland's taxes are much higher!
Comment from : Taco Cruiser

Hello to everyone, I just don’t understand one thing, so does the law of 40 applies to you when you achieve that 35k per year or it is divided per 52 weeks and let’s after 720 EUR per week everything after that is taxed on 40? brbrI mean I’m planning to move so Dublin for couple months so obviously I won’t make more than 35k per year but I’ll make for sure more than 1k per week So if I stay for 4 months this means 16 000E, so do that applies to me or no?! Thank u so much for the reply Appreciate it :)
Comment from : Dobromir Tsanev

Hey Anayou have got 10k followerstreat yourself with a 💻 laptop😇🙌🤗🤩🥰❤
Comment from : Vijay Krishnan

If my salary 2500 e per month how much I have to pay
Comment from : Jehan Raban

hi, i have 3 jobs, do you know how this works? In the 3 I do 42 hours a week in total
Comment from : juan hoyos

Hi Ana ,brbrAre you an Irish ☘️ or a migrant ?
Comment from : Babith R

Thank you for all you do to help others you dont even know
Comment from : Lakshmi Ramakrishna

Because the Irish government are greedy pigs and that's an insult to pigs
Comment from : anthony walsh

Thank you so much Ana for your time please keep doing this kind of videos!brYou are awesome!!
Comment from : Pamela

Mam can we take that tax some more years is that possible or not
Comment from : Naveen Reddy

To Simplify this You work as a modern slave and you pay money or "taxes" to royal families that leave in castles and drive rolls royce The taxes go in to a paye account and from there they just disapear PUF
Comment from : Dorel Gradinaru

Good assessment In Australia you pay 45c in the dollar on dollars earned over 180k, which sounds a lot, but the tax free threshold is 18kAnd you can earn 37k and only pay 10c on the dollar Food is a little more expensive and you pay for waterBut you don't pay much for heating and you don't need much clothes
Comment from : BRIANMORAN

Does a non-resident working in ireland get some tax credit for the house rent he pays?
Comment from : Umang Garg

Thanks!brDo u know what are the countries that you'd pay less taxes?
Comment from : Ioannis Z

Like Ronald Ragan said "If you don't work you don't eatbrIf you can't work you should be taken out back and put in a gravebrI hate lazy peoplebrHelp the needy not the greedy
Comment from : Billy Flanagan

But you can get tax return just like in UK :-?
Comment from : Astral

Hi Thanks for the info I want to ask about PAYE Did we need to pay at the end of the year or it is already beee deducted once we received our salary?thanks
Comment from : Zaroza

I started looking this video on the 1st minutes Veeery good!!
Comment from : Debora Patricia Murphy

Hi ana nice video But about the P60 I think doesn't exist anymore
Comment from : Leandro Souza

Can you please explain why I have a W tax code and my pay seems to be tax at 52 I started a new job and I think maybe I’m taxed for having a second income Because they think I have 2 jobs My salary is high over €80K I’m a Doctor 👩‍⚕️ GP please any information would be appreciate
Comment from : Keymo Dennis

Thank you ☺️
Comment from : Alana Dillon

Very helpful for as always about Ireland
Comment from : Mukul Patwardhan

The USC is just another tax and nothing to do with pensions PRSI is Pay Related Social Insurance and does actually go to a separate fund to pay social welfare
Comment from : Ewan Duffy

The reason taxes are higher on those with higher salaries is to pay for all the freeloaders at the bottom paying little or no tax
Comment from : Ewan Duffy

University education is free in Ireland for 95 of native populationbrI clarify there is a registration fee but people are exempt from those of they meet certain conditions MUST BE a full time course One must pass all exams in one academic year or pass repeat exams in academic year Ones income must be below a set figurebrI attended for 3 years and graduated in Politics and sociology in 2012brIt did not cost me a cent because my income was below the set levelbrI was not able to meet the income requirements to study for a master So it was a choice of pay registration fee or leave the masters programmebrAs I was not going into the workplace I dropped out
Comment from : William Patrick Fagan

Adorable, Thank You!
Comment from : Joao Paulo Aquino

Love this video!!
Comment from : Matthew James Montgomery

I’m paying 40 income tax (PAYE) and I’m earning less than 13,000 a year anyone he’ll me fix this
Comment from : CrazyEntertainment TV

Burger King surely isn't happy with your comment lol
Comment from : Mufleh Koda

Tax is a killer, especially in Ireland 😟
Comment from : Irish Wealth

Hi Ana, Thank You for taking time to provide this valuable info
Comment from : Sunil Rayudu

I usually don’t leave comments, but this one, I really want to say thanks, it is really so helpful, you will help a lot of people, great job I watched some of the rest of your videos, really very good and helpful information,subscribed and looking forward more helpful information form you brThank you and wish you all the best!
Comment from : Vanessa Ruan

I agree!!!!! Especially car tax It’s ruining dealerships in Ireland because most people just go to England to buy cars instead of shopping locally
Comment from : Putin’s Gay Twin

is there such thing as tax advantaged account here in Ireland for people who invests in stocks?
Comment from : Jp Motivate

Thanks for very informative video you're great
Comment from : Haitham Nagar

Nice video thank you
Comment from : Otako Vlogs

а ты по русски понимаешь?
Comment from : Tim Tim

The taxes for low income is something that makes me relieved when comparing myself with high earners! lolbrbrHappier with less salary 🙃
Comment from : Manish Chaudhary

Hey, I just wanted to let you know that you have the Ivory Coast flag in the about section of your YouTube channel
Comment from : Daniel Cowan

It's been a long time Did you get irish citzenship or it isn't your goal?
Comment from : Marlena

Nice information
Comment from : Sudhir Aryal

I don't mind to pay higher taxes in ireland , in Argentina we pay a lot of taxes with 0 advances, well we have a lot of politicians who are very very wealthy, yeah we have that
Comment from : Leandro Julian Marquez

I have Italian PR card Can I work & live in ireland legally Thank you so much stay well & safe regards
Comment from : ridayahmedprodhan

If you're an employee in Germany, you may end up paying higher taxes but (along with social welfare benefits/allowances) you do have free health care services for everyone In Ireland instead, if you don't have a medical card, you will have to pay for your GP, EA, hospital and so on brThat's a huge difference that one should take into account when doing comparative analysis
Comment from : Francesco D

Very Informative Video
Comment from : Bollywood Movies Masala

Hi Anna,brUseful information provided by you in this video I appreciate your efforts and know about Ireland tax systembrThank you
Comment from : Manish Sharma

In the US we pay taxes monthly, especially income taxes! We have to pay both state and federal taxes, so I am not sure what you meant by end of thr year?
Comment from : Samadhi Herath