You get a part-time job through an employment service. The service charges you ten percent of your first week's pay as payment for getting you the job. Tax or no tax?

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Amiyah Perkins

2 October, 22:41

You get a part-time job through an employment service. The service charges you ten percent of your first week's pay as payment for getting you the job. Tax or no tax?

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Justus Carson · Answer 1

that employment service will taxed you

Khloe Rollins · Answer 2

No tax

Explanation:

A tax is a compulsory and continuous levy/charge placed on an employee or employer of labor whether self employed or public servant as long as the individual or organization is employed or in Business of Making profits. and this is carried out by a Governmental organization which aids the Government in the development of the economy of the country and the provision of basic Amenities like good roads, excellent healthcare and others. failure to pay a tax is punishable by law.

The ten percent charge made by the employment service on your first week pay is not a continuous charge it is a one-off charge and it is not also made by a Government body. It is rather a service charge agreed by both party.