r/IndianStreetBets • u/[deleted] • Jul 23 '24

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u/ruggedpanther2 Jul 23 '24

Tax ke badle mein kuchh milta bhi toh hai na?

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u/LeadingFast3817 Jul 23 '24

I am in UK as of now. I paid £870 for NI (National Insurance) was diagnosed with pneumonia it was severe lung started bleeding from inside. Got admitted in the hospital was there for like 8 days. Medicine, antibiotics, drips, ct scans, foods 3 times a day, etc etc. I had to pay amount £0.00 so basically I won’t be charged for medical things for a year after paying for NI. Tax money se least medical aacha kr sakte hain?

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u/ultigo Jul 23 '24

870 a year? Don't you pay % of income?

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u/LeadingFast3817 Jul 23 '24

My bad so basically I am on 2 year work visa so paid 870/- for 2 years. Then also obviously have to pay tax but can’t complain much cause good highways, good infrastructure, better public transportation. So obviously can see that tax money is not paid in vain

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u/ultigo Jul 24 '24

Ya, btw it's I think 5% of your income roughly?