A tax filing visual novel is an interesting concept. It combines the elements of a visual novel, which typically has characters, a plot, and choices for the reader to make, with the world of tax filing. It might have a main character who is an accountant or someone who has to deal with complex tax situations. The story could unfold as they navigate through the tax code, encounter problems like audits, and find solutions. It's a creative way to present the rather dry topic of tax filing, perhaps appealing to those who enjoy visual novels and also need to learn about tax filing.
Royalty income personal income tax calculation method. According to the tax law of our country, the personal income tax rate for royalties or royalties is 20%, and the tax amount is reduced by 30%. The specific calculation method is as follows: Individual income tax to be paid each time = the amount of income tax to be paid ×20%× (1-30%). The amount of income that should be paid tax = the amount of income (4000)-800, and the amount of income (>4000) × (1-20%). As for the income from the author's remuneration, if the income does not exceed 4000 yuan each time, 800 yuan will be deducted from the expenses; if the income exceeds 4000 yuan, 20% of the expenses will be deducted, and the balance will be the amount of income that should be paid tax. Therefore, the personal income tax of royalty income was calculated based on the amount of income each time. The tax rate was 20%, and the tax amount was reduced by 30%. The specific calculation formula is: Individual income tax to be paid = amount of income tax to be paid x 20% x (1-30%).
I'm not aware of any extremely popular ones off the top of my head. Tax filing isn't a typical theme for mainstream visual novels, but there could be some niche ones out there.
The following conclusion: The search results currently provided do not specifically list detailed information on individual income tax anti-tax evasion cases. Therefore, no specific case could be provided.
Royalty was usually calculated based on the number of words, the price, and the royalty ratio. Royalty was usually calculated by multiplying the word count of the work by the price and then multiplying by the royalty ratio.
However, in the real world, it could be affected by many factors, such as the sales volume of the work, advertising, copyright transfer, etc. Therefore, it might be different due to various factors.
In addition, it was important to note that royalties were not after-tax income. After paying taxes, the necessary taxes would be deducted to obtain the remaining income. Therefore, it was easier to pay taxes correctly.
There were no specific regulations on the criteria for filing a case for electric fraud to conceal the proceeds of crime. Therefore, I don't know what the criteria for filing a case are for electric fraud to conceal the crime.
One top story could be changes in tax brackets. For example, if the government decides to adjust the income levels for different tax rates, it can have a big impact on taxpayers. High - income earners might see an increase in their tax liability if the top bracket is lowered or the rate for it is raised.
Individual income tax can be calculated at 70% of the amount of income that an individual obtains from the author's remuneration. This means that when calculating and paying individual income tax, the amount of income from the author's remuneration can be deducted from the original value of the author's remuneration and multiplied by 70% of the tax rate to obtain the amount of tax that should be paid.
For example, if a person received a remuneration of 1 million yuan, the original value would be 500,000 yuan. If this person chooses to calculate his personal income tax according to the above method, then his tax should be:
- Contribution income: 1 million yuan-500 thousand yuan = 500 thousand yuan
- Original value of remuneration: 500,000 yuan
- The tax rate of remuneration income:(500,000 yuan × 10% -500,000 yuan) × 70% = 30,000 yuan
- Payable tax: 500,000 yuan x 30,000 yuan = 150,000 yuan
Therefore, the tax amount calculated by this person according to the above method was 150,000 yuan. It should be noted that this is only an example. The specific calculation method may be different and needs to be calculated according to the actual situation of the individual.
Individual income tax can be deducted by 70% of the amount of income that an individual obtains from the remuneration. This refers to the individual income tax that an individual obtains from literary creation, music, art creation and other activities. When paying individual income tax, 70% of the actual tax paid can be deducted.
For example, if an author's remuneration income is 1 million yuan and 70% of the actual tax paid is deducted according to the regulations, the amount of personal income tax that should be paid is:
- The actual tax paid = 1 million yuan x 3%(levy rate) = 30,000 yuan
- Deducted tax income = 1 million yuan × 70% × 3% = 730,000 yuan
- Individual income tax to be paid = 30,000 yuan +730,000 yuan = 1 million yuan
Therefore, the final amount of personal income tax that the author had to pay was 1 million yuan instead of 1 million yuan x 20%(levy rate). This was because after deducting the amount of tax, the personal income tax that the individual should pay for the remuneration income had been reduced.
The specific amount of personal income tax that should be paid on the remuneration income depends on the tax rate of the individual remuneration income and the specific regulations of the withholder. Under normal circumstances, the income from the author's remuneration should first be subject to individual income tax, and then the withhold agent would withhold and pay it in accordance with the provisions of the tax law.
The tax rate for personal income tax on remuneration is usually set according to the excess gradual tax rate. The specific tax rate depends on the income level of personal remuneration income and the applicable tax rate table. For example, if an author's remuneration income reached 5000 yuan per month, his remuneration income should be subject to personal income tax at a rate of 3%.
In addition, the withhold agent should also calculate and pay individual income tax according to the individual's income and applicable tax rate in accordance with the tax law and provide the individual with the payment information.
It should be noted that the withhold agent should compare the information obtained from the individual's remuneration with the personal identity information to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the deduction to avoid missed and mispaid personal income tax.