Tax question

coyote

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If I need to pay $200 tax, I VC SA/MA $200, means tax waival?

$1 for $1 voluntary contribution = tax waival?

Please type properly? What is VC, venture capitalist? Tax waival? What's that?
 

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Don’t understand you talk simi

”waival“ is which country lang lingo?
 

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Your tax rate isn't 100%. 200$ tax means ur taxable income is 200÷tax rate regrossed. Your SA/MA contribution would need to reduce that taxable income figure to 0 (it's a tax relief, not a tax rebate)
 

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Your tax rate isn't 100%. 200$ tax means ur taxable income is 200÷tax rate regrossed. Your SA/MA contribution would need to reduce that taxable income figure to 0 (it's a tax relief, not a tax rebate)

so what’s his question again?
 

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But is this correct?

A dollar for a dollar waived
Simple answer is a no, that's incorrect.

Someone has already provided the more complex answer.
Your tax rate isn't 100%. 200$ tax means ur taxable income is 200÷tax rate regrossed. Your SA/MA contribution would need to reduce that taxable income figure to 0 (it's a tax relief, not a tax rebate)
 

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go ask ChatGPT, maybe the AI can understand your english better than edmw
 

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Your tax rate isn't 100%. 200$ tax means ur taxable income is 200÷tax rate regrossed. Your SA/MA contribution would need to reduce that taxable income figure to 0 (it's a tax relief, not a tax rebate)
Don't quite understand. Because below $8K,。exact amount of cash top up for maximum allowable relief so is it a dollar for a dollar, tax waival?
 
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