When I say hold on, let all Sierra Leonean's say. Wait a minute, they were talking loud and saying nonsense what the sovereignty that They were talking about .
Triple-A, she is doing a poor job to explain what she means. 1. The interest earned by the customer, from their bank deposit, is taxed at a rate of 15%. Call this a Capital Gain tax rate at a fixed rate. 2. The bank is also taxed at a rate of 15% for revenue generated from your deposit. For example: you deposit $100 I to your bank interest-bearing account, which yields (pays you) $10 a month. They will tax you $1.5 off the $10 (15%) of the interest gained. On the bank side, say the bank takes your $100 deposit, lends it to another customer, and charge them $20 a month for using their loan. From the $20 the bank receives from the borrower, it pays you $10 and retains $10. Now, the government charges to 15% ($1.5) and separately charges the bank 15% ($1.5) off their own $10 earning. Your original $100 deposit isn't taxed. I hope this helps.
Alpha is too chilly emotions. Does he understand the population disparity between Sierra Leone and Nigeria? People should not make such a silly comparison.
We have been scammed..she cannot tell us the figure after stating that it has been put aside. incompetency and corruption at play.
When I say hold on, let all Sierra Leonean's say. Wait a minute, they were talking loud and saying nonsense what the sovereignty that They were talking about .
Triple-A, she is doing a poor job to explain what she means.
1. The interest earned by the customer, from their bank deposit, is taxed at a rate of 15%. Call this a Capital Gain tax rate at a fixed rate.
2. The bank is also taxed at a rate of 15% for revenue generated from your deposit.
For example: you deposit $100 I to your bank interest-bearing account, which yields (pays you) $10 a month. They will tax you $1.5 off the $10 (15%) of the interest gained.
On the bank side, say the bank takes your $100 deposit, lends it to another customer, and charge them $20 a month for using their loan. From the $20 the bank receives from the borrower, it pays you $10 and retains $10. Now, the government charges to 15% ($1.5) and separately charges the bank 15% ($1.5) off their own $10 earning.
Your original $100 deposit isn't taxed.
I hope this helps.
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Alpha is too chilly emotions. Does he understand the population disparity between Sierra Leone and Nigeria?
People should not make such a silly comparison.