Re:The IRS Sets a Trap for Cryptocurrency Tax Cheats
by StavrosK on Saturday September 26, 2020 @02:49PM
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Sure, but "middle class" doesn't really mean much, the median income in the US is $61k.
Re:The IRS Sets a Trap for Cryptocurrency Tax Cheats
by JackFr on Sunday September 27, 2020 @02:11AM
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Is that per capita, per household or by tax return?
Re:The IRS Sets a Trap for Cryptocurrency Tax Cheats
by heylook on Saturday September 26, 2020 @05:21PM
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I'm a little thick. What are you implying here?
Re:The IRS Sets a Trap for Cryptocurrency Tax Cheats
by StavrosK on Saturday September 26, 2020 @05:29PM
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I mean that "middle class" doesn't mean you're in the median.
Re:The IRS Sets a Trap for Cryptocurrency Tax Cheats
by perl4ever on Saturday September 26, 2020 @05:32PM
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I believe the median salary in Loudoun County, VA, which is the richest county in the US or close, is around $70K. The lower boundary of "middle class" must be lower, then.
So I continue to think that the six-figure norm people talk about is within a "reality distortion field".
Re:The IRS Sets a Trap for Cryptocurrency Tax Cheats
by sthnblllII on Saturday September 26, 2020 @06:08PM
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Median incomes in metro areas all over the US often exceed 120k, meaning one half of people earn more than that.
The kinds of rich people being discussed in this thread are still a very small percentage of six-figure+ earners. I would venture to say (no pun intended) that most HN readers are not accredited investors.