Yes.
Employees may or may not have to pay taxes on their stock options. According to Smart Money, employees have to pay taxes for stocks they choose to sell.
Who says they don't? If they have income they most certainly do.
pay in is to pay inpay out is to pay out
wheat, live stock,or honey
Gift - no tax. Stock sale - tax on profit, if any. Type of tax depends on how long stock was held. IRA - if Roth, no effect on tax return. If traditional, may be deductible, depending on other factors. Money market - interest is taxable.
I am not sure which stock marketsite you are asking about, however most online stock market sites do have small fees that must be payed. Please be more specific about which stock market online site you are interested in.
$0. Because taxes already pay for it.
becuase something happen already
The primary purpose of income taxes is to raise money to pay for government operations. However, they have been used secondarily to encourage or discourage certain types of activity. For example, deductions for home mortgage interest encourage the purchase of homes and reduced tax rates for stock dividends encourage investment in the stock market.
To pay for goods that won't be provided by the free market
All taxes should be withheld on earned wages. If a minor has less than the standard deduction in UNEARNED income then they will not pay any Federal Tax... the state and local taxes depend on the state and locality.