The US immigration reform, is that the new American dream?

President Obama promised to make immigration reform a priority. Well, from what is happening lately, we can say that he kept his word and it might get adopted soon.

President Obama promised to make immigration reform a priority. Well, from what is happening lately, we can say that he kept his word and it might get adopted soon. But firstly, some basic facts - this reform is named “the immigration bill” by the eight senators who wrote it. After it was passed to the Senate the term “Gang of Eight” became even more popular.

In brief, this reform promises to tackle the illegal immigration and also includes increased wages for the legal immigrants using h2b visas. This can result in budget cuts for a lot of companies, small, medium and even large businesses leaving in the end thousands of worker unemployed. But is this is going to happen in reality? This is what everyone is asking.

Some people are making comparisons with the American dream, with this time being initiated by the said reform. And it makes sense, because as we all know, immigration is important part of every economy. This is probably valid as much as possible for the USA.

So, if we want a growing economy (and who doesn't?), we want to have a solid, working and long-term immigration plan. The current almost broken visa system makes possible and encourages millions of illegal immigrants, which in the end is causing devastating effects nation and even world wide.

Of course, we cannot ignore the ethical part of the problem. And this is one of the key reasons for the bill to be passed. Everyone should feel welcome and valued and actually to be a part of the society, of the American dream! We all believe that this is possible.

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Top 10 most popular and visited states and cities in the USA Work & Travel programs

If you are curious about the mostvisited states and cities by USA Work and Travel participants, wehave the answer for you! Our Dendax team conducted and prepared astatistical study and data analysis to come with the followinginteresting results.

 

As a most visited state, without a doubt, comes New York with 7.54%, followed by Massachusetts with 7.4% and California 6.47%. You can see the rest of them on the image bellow:

When it comes to the cities, the clear winner and most popular summer Work and Travel destination is Ocean City, which is way ahead of the second in the chart Wisconsin Dells. The third place is for New York City and for the remaining of the table, check the next image:

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USA SIM Cards - just a reminder

If you are using our USA SIM cards, that here you can activate your card, get your call bonus, recharge your minutes, call instructions and so on:
http://www.dendax.com/ussim

Are you going to the USA this summer?

The US Department of State gives the following useful tips, guides and gives answers to some common questions for the participants of this year's cultural exchange in the USA. You can find out more at: http://j1visa.state.gov/programs/summer-work-travel

WETM-IAC Annual Conference

We are very happy to tell you that Dendax took part in The Work Experience Travel Market and IAPA Annual Conference which was held in Rome, Italy (13-15 March 2013).

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The Conference

The Work Experience Travel Market and IAPA Annual Conference provides a unique cost effective business-to-business opportunity for senders and receivers serving all aspects of cultural exchange, au pairing, volunteering, internship and work experience. WETM-IAC delivers an exceptionally targeted forum for our organisation to establish and strengthen sector-focused partnerships, gain industry intelligence and tap into emerging global markets.

Developing your business at WETM-IAC

In addition to providing an excellent business opportunity for attending organisations, the conference serves as an engaging forum for the development of the work and travel and cultural exchange community.

Featuring seminars, award ceremonies and more, WETM-IAC enables delegates to help shape their business and the industry for tomorrow.

At the event, our delegates – Kalin Ivanov (CEO) and Georgi Marchev(Market Specialist) took part in best practice discussions and case study reviews, in addition to meeting with national and global trade associations representing the various sectors in the community.

Happy Easter Sunday 2013!

We would like to wish you a happy & blessed Catholic Easter Holidays!

Easter is a promise. God renews to us in each spring. May the promise of Easter fill your heart with peace and joy!

Happy Easter!

Dendax

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HMRC – UK local tax authorities published recently “Income tax statistics and distributions”

Income Tax is an annual tax on an individual's income for a tax year (6 April to the 5 April the following year). It is the UK Government’s largest single source of tax revenue. For this reason UK Statistics Authority prepared a large and useful statistics based on this factor. Test.

The statistics aim to provide the taxpayers with more information on the current situation and to systematize and organize important information in one place. HMRC produce Income Tax statistics both on a liabilities and receipts basis:
Income Tax liabilities - http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/stats/income_tax/liabilities-april2011.pdf
Income Tax receipts - http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/stats/income_tax/it-stats-apr11.pdf

Liabilities are amounts of tax due on incomes arising in a given tax year, whereas receipts show amounts paid and collected in a given year. Due to lags in the payment of Income Tax, particularly that collected via Self Assessment, and other reasons, statistics on Income Tax liabilities will not match those for receipts.

If you require statistics about how much tax is actually paid and collected by HMRC in any given tax year, or information on how the tax has been collected, then you should look at statistics on Income Tax receipts.
The nature of how Income Tax is collected means it is not possible to analyse Income Tax receipts by taxpayer characteristics, for example, by taxpayer’s marginal tax rate, age or gender. However, these analyses are possible through modelling of Income Tax liabilities based on a representative sample of taxpayers using administrative data.
If you require detailed breakdowns of income taxpayer numbers and the distribution of tax liabilities across taxpayers and tax bands, then you should look at statistics on tax liabilities.
HMRC also produce detailed statistics on taxpayer incomes - http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/stats/income_distribution/menu.htm