With the marriage rate and birth rate declining, is it possible that China will collect a single tax

In the past 20 years, it will not be accepted, because some people want to marry a wife, but no one marries him, so it is said that it is not acceptable.

South Korea's new tax system stipulates that unmarried workers with an annual salary of 20 million to 30 million won need to pay an additional tax of about 200,000 won (about 1,100 yuan). This is very different from the tax reform proposed by South Korea** last year, which is that there will be no tax increase for income groups with an annual salary of less than 55 million won.

South Korea's ** person said that the new plan responds to the previous debate on the "single tax", and it is precisely because single taxpayers cannot enjoy special preferential policies such as the family support tax reduction and exemption system, the education and medical fee reduction and exemption system, etc., that it was decided to increase the standard tax exemption amount for unmarried people.

Single tax, where to start? It is said that in ancient Greece and Rome, special taxes were levied on "old boys" who were past the marriageable age. If you do not marry after the age of 30, you will be deprived of the right to vote.

** "Capricious" spawned.

Russia: Pregnancy days.

In order to promote population growth, Russia** vigorously pursues policies to encourage childbirth and support families with many children, including the establishment of "mothers**" to provide subsidies to families with a second or more children, allowing mothers to enjoy 140 days of maternity leave with full allowance, providing free housing land to families with many children, awarding the honorary title of "heroic mother" to women who give birth to more than 10 children and giving material rewards. In Russia's Ulyanovsk Oblast, September 12 is set as "Pregnancy Day" every year, when all married couples can concentrate on "making people" at home without going to work.

Germany: Generous maternity allowance.

In Germany**, parents who are furloughed to care for their children at home receive a monthly allowance of up to €1,800 per month for up to €1,800 per month, up to 2 3 per month after tax. If one of the parents continues to be suspended from work for 2 months, he or she is entitled to a 14-month allowance, i.e. a maternity benefit of up to 10,000 euros.

Japan: Extra-long parental leave.

Japanese women are entitled to maternity leave and childcare leave after giving birth, which together lasts about a year. In addition to parental leave, there is also a leave if the child is sick, and the care of the sick child is also considered leave.

The second is social care. There are many nursery schools and kindergartens in Japan with professional childcare teachers, which will bring convenience to many dual-income families, and to a certain extent, encourage them to have more children. In Japan, more than 50% of the cost of children attending nursery schools and kindergartens is paid by the state, and only about 20% of the expenses are borne by the child's parents, and the amount of the cost is determined according to the income status of each family.

This not only narrows the gap between the rich and the poor, but also serves as a measure to encourage childbearing for those whose families are poorer. What's more, public nursery schools and kindergartens in Japan receive the same quality of services and education, regardless of the amount of fees.

As long as the marriage rate declines, then the birth rate will inevitably decline, there are no newlywed couples, then there will be no newborns, if this status quo continues to develop, it must have a great impact on the society, the society is originally composed of a large number of people, people can be said to be the blood of the society, if there is no fresh blood injected into the society for a long time, it is easy to cause lesions after a long time, then it will definitely be infinitely harmful.

Japan is a good example of the past, they began to appear in the 80s marriage rate and birth rate of the phenomenon, fewer and fewer people are married, the aging of the population is becoming more and more serious, which increases the pressure on their country's pension, the social labor force is very scarce, resulting in the retirement age is still not retired, every 10 people have 2 70-year-old people, which is also the reason why Japan has not developed rapidly from World War II to the present without other countries.

Now a similar situation has gradually emerged in our country, if the marriage rate and birth rate continue to decrease, then social development will definitely slow down, there is no population and no labor force, then all factories must be very difficult to recruit, which will cause competition between factories for workers, all factories together to fight wages and treatment to attract more people to work, and at the same time research and development will lack a large number of talents, which are very serious harm to society.

Secondly, I don't think there's anything wrong with having a second child, now there are subsidies for children to go to school, and medical care is also subsidized, these money are trivial, the most important thing is to leave a companion for his only child in the future, so that he will not be alone in a hundred years without even a brother or sister.

If the birth rate decreases, the population growth rate will slow down, and the society will age, as in Japan. Population determines the national economy, so it will have a great impact on the national economy.

I think this will gradually reduce China's population, and at a certain period of time, the aging of the population will increase, and at that time, there will not be many new generations, which will have a huge impact on the economy of society.

The marriage rate and birth rate both declined, and this will have a great impact on society after that, and the biggest change is because of the decline of GDP and economy due to the lack of labor and productivity.

The double decline in the marriage rate and birth rate will definitely have an impact on the total number of people, and then the labor force in our country will decline, the burden will slowly become heavier, and the problem of aging will become more and more serious.

The inevitable result of this is that the proportion of aging in China will be increasing, and at the same time, in a few years, China's labor force may be insufficient, resulting in insufficient productivity and increased social burden.

The aging of the population is serious, and after a long time, there will be a shortage of labor, and the biggest and most direct change is that in an era, the population will plummet, and the reduction of the population will not benefit at all.

The number of single people will increase, which will promote the development of the blind date industry, but the decrease in the birth rate will lead to a decrease in the population, an increase in the aging of the population, a decrease in the labor force, and a decrease in the number of college entrance examinations.

The aging of society and the decline of new forces will also have an impact on education, and the ratio of labor force to productivity will also be problematic.

The declining birth rate will lead to an aging population, and the burden on the younger population to support the elderly will increase, and the low marriage rate will also affect the birth rate to a certain extent.

First of all, the labor force is definitely insufficient, although China's population base is large, but according to this form of development, the labor force will face a big problem, and secondly, it is not conducive to the development of China's economy, resulting in serious aging.

China is the most populous country, and of course the large population and the imbalance between men and women, so if the country is taxed like Japan, then I believe that the money paid by these people will be enough to build a better school. Based on a person's annual 50 yuan, it is not unclear how many single people in China do not know, and it may be in tens of millions or hundreds of millions.

One-fifth or one-third of the taxpayer's population. Although there are no statistics, the country really has an imbalance in the ratio of men and women, or because the phenomenon of liking children and disliking women in the old society is too serious, resulting in many people still dislike daughters.

China's single taxpayer population will increase. Because the pressure of marriage is too great, after getting married, you have to repay the loan, buy a car, buy a house, etc., from the success of love to material, and also have to press up the money year after year after having children, not many people can withstand the pressure of applying for all kinds of cram schools.

If the child is motivated, it is fine, but if he is not motivated, it is another situation. A person who was originally quite young was ruined because he got married, it is better not to get married, he can afford to support himself, and he can be on his own, why should he be angry with them when he gets married?

This is the main reason why we women are single: what the other person can do can be done by themselves, and they can do it better, so I lack someone to applaud me behind my back? Part of the reason why the man is single is that the woman is too materialistic (self-righteous) and has no basis for the woman to provide financial support.

Or to see the concept of love between men and women.

Some people's concept is: they have nothing, and marrying a man requires a car, a house and a deposit, and they want to become a phoenix when they fly on the branches.

First, if the man has nothing, does he want the woman to repay the loan with you? Or do you have a babysitter to do your laundry and cook for you?

Also, if the woman has money, she will not think about changing her life with marriage (although only partially).

Judging from the current situation in the country, if the single tax is levied in Japan as in Japan, then there will be a large number of taxpayers.

Hahahaha, if the country levies a single tax like Japan, how can there be hundreds of millions of single tax payers in China!

That's definitely more than in Japan, because there are 50 million singles in China, and that's just the number of singles for boys.

There are many single men and women in China, and there are many people who are unwilling to get married, so if you talk about single taxes, there must be a lot of taxpayers.

In many cases, we pay taxes every day, and in fact, being single also needs to pay taxes. So what taxes do you need to pay if you are generally single? How much is the single tax in China? 1. Taxes.

Taxation refers to a standardized form in which the state participates in the distribution of social products and obtains fiscal revenue compulsorily and gratuitously in order to provide public goods to the society and meet the common needs of the society in accordance with the provisions of the law. Taxation is a very important policy tool. And, because taxes affect our lives in many ways, tax research is a topic that we often talk about throughout the book.

In this section we look at how taxes affect the economy.

2. How much is the single tax in China?

How much do you want to pay? Now 3500 is the payment of personal income tax, and now the increase in the threshold is being discussed; The single tax does not exist, everyone's freedom to marry, and they can't force others to get married early, so this must be natural;

3. So what taxes do you need to pay for being single?

After the increase in the individual income tax threshold, special additional deductions such as children's education expenses, continuing education expenses, serious illness medical expenses, housing loan interest and housing rent will be increased for the first time.

According to Xinhua News Agency, on June 19, the much-watched draft amendment to the individual income tax law (hereinafter referred to as the draft) was submitted to the third meeting of the Standing Committee of the 13th National People's Congress for deliberation, which is the seventh overhaul of the individual income tax law since its introduction in 1980, and will also usher in a fundamental change

For the first time, the four types of labor income, including wages and salaries, remuneration for labor services, author's remuneration and royalties, were subject to comprehensive taxation;

The IIT threshold was raised from RMB3,500 per month to RMB5,000 per month (RMB60,000 per year);

To sum up, how much do you want to pay? Now 3500 is the payment of personal income tax, and now the increase in the threshold is being discussed; The single tax does not exist, everyone's freedom to marry, and they can't force others to get married early, so this must be natural;

In addition to the exemption amount may be increased from 3,500 yuan to 5,000 yuan, there is also a noteworthiness: the establishment of special deductions! Among them, children's education expenses can be deducted from individual income tax.

That is to say: we will vigorously support children's education, and the country has opened up the two-child policy, so children's education expenditure items are more focused. To put it bluntly:

Education, medical care, and housing will be greatly improved for those who are married, have children, and have elderly people at home, and more people are encouraged to get married.

To put it more bluntly, the single tax in disguise is coming!

The two-child policy is opened, and those who get married and have children in the future may be exempted from a lot of taxes, have many deductions, and can pay a small amount of money; If you don't have a partner, you may even have to pay more taxes if you're single.

Our country has collected a tax on people, but has never collected a tax on unmarried. From now on, it should not be possible to indiscriminately collect overt taxes such as the unmarried tax.

There is no talk of a wedding tax in China, and it is impossible to levy it in the next few years unless the population declines rapidly, and it is also a way to increase the population by levying a marriage tax.

At present, there is no such thing as a tax on unmarried marriages in China. However, in ancient times, if the men and women of the appropriate age had not yet married when they reached the legal age, they would arrange a marriage by ** or pay a certain fee to the government.

Don't be funny, it's not good, a single dog is pitiful enough, and taxes are still charged! Do you want people to live, there is no such tax in China, and it is estimated that it will not appear in more than ten years.

Now that the state has not introduced such policies, there is no need to think too much.

The population density in the country is not small now. It is estimated that in many years, there will be no unmarried tax.

There is no tax on last marriages in the country.

In some dynasties in ancient times, men and women did not marry until a certain age.

Fines are imposed, and there is a possibility of jail time. In some dynasties, the population was small and the land was vast and sparsely populated. And it is a purely agrarian society. Population appears to be important.

That's why this approach is there.

But now the population density in the country is not small. It is estimated that in many years, there will be no unmarried tax.