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Re:A Swedish skier was basically frozen, but lived (2016) by sandworm101 on Sunday April 24, 2022 @12:59PM (#31145861)
>> to become a radiologist so probably pays a decent amount in taxes now.

Specialist doctors are one of those jobs that is on the cusp of tax planning/avoidance technology. Once you are touching 1mil per year you have enough money to engage proper tax professionals to take care of your money. In the US they will run their practice as a business rather be any sort of employee. Offshore trusts, spendthrifts, deferals ... I wouldn't assume that every doctor suffers a huge tax bill each year.

Re:A Swedish skier was basically frozen, but lived (2016) by golergka on Sunday April 24, 2022 @02:12PM (#31146604)
Do you seriously think that doctors get 1mil per year anywhere outside of the US?
Re:A Swedish skier was basically frozen, but lived (2016) by siva7 on Sunday April 24, 2022 @02:58PM (#31147089)
I fear that most americans aren’t aware how vastly different wages are in europe and for what reasons
Re:A Swedish skier was basically frozen, but lived (2016) by willbw on Sunday April 24, 2022 @06:35PM (#31148932)
In Australia it’s not uncommon but that’s also exceptional.
Re:A Swedish skier was basically frozen, but lived (2016) by Hanschri on Monday April 25, 2022 @05:08AM (#31152093)
Doing some quick googling tells me that the median radiologist wage is at about 1 million NOK a year, which is 103k EUR/ 111k USD. This will be taxted at about 31,3% without any deductions. The median wage in Norway was 635 000 NOK in 2021.