Re:You Can Thank Private Equity for That Enormous Doctor's Bill
by FireBeyond on Wednesday June 12, 2024 @11:47PM
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> It does not put you in the top 2% if you have a tax rate of ~45%
The top 2% pays tax, too. They're still in the top 2% of income, by definition. And that tax rate is more like 35%, less if married.
After that student loan you're still taking home ~$11K/month.
Other professions with higher pay also have student loans, you don't get to say "doctors are different and aren't in the income bracket you think they are because loans".
The top 2% pays tax, too. They're still in the top 2% of income, by definition. And that tax rate is more like 35%, less if married.
After that student loan you're still taking home ~$11K/month.
Other professions with higher pay also have student loans, you don't get to say "doctors are different and aren't in the income bracket you think they are because loans".