Comment les français jugent-ils l'impôt ?

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C’est une question qui peut sembler absurde, et pourtant elle a récemment fait débat à Paris : peut-on être verbalisé dans le métro à cause de son bagage ? La réponse est… oui, potentiellement. Et c’est ce qui est arrivé à une passagère qui transportait une grande plante. Elle s’ ...  Show more

It happens every year as tax season comes around in the US. Numerous media outlets publish excoriating investigations of wealthy corporations and individuals that, somehow, don't seem to be paying taxes. And the majority of American citizens believe the system is, in one way o ...

It’s April and that means two things: spring and tax time! The US tax system is really, really complicated. Every time you do your taxes, you’re answering to multiple jurisdictions –– and all their laws about what you owe for what, and why. We’re taking a look at how our tax syst ...  Show more

The average person in a developed country spends 25-35 percent of their life working to pay taxes. That means more than two hours of every workday are dedicated to feeding your government. Today’s guests discuss how instead of working to pay taxes, you can invest to pay zero taxe ...  Show more

One of the widely accepted principles in the tax code is that you should be taxed on money you actually received. But there are a few examples of taxation on phantom income. The problem has the potential to get much bigger. On today’s show we’re talking about the concept of a ...