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The Effect of Taxing America’s Wealthy
The wealth difference between states demonstrates that certain states had much stronger increases in affluent taxpayers.
For example, Warren Buffett recently called to raise tax rates on taxpayers making more than $1 million and proposed an additional increase on taxpayers whose income exceeds $10 million.
So, where do the “super-rich live and what would it look like if they were given additional taxes?”
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Assessment
But, what about the “rich” doctors? Are they even rich, merely affluent or new members of the holloi polloi working class? Do tell.
More:
- The “Rich Doctor” Myth
- How Much Money Do You Make – Doctor?
- The Doctor’s Path to Wealth?
- Are Doctors NOW Members of the Middle Class?
Even More:
- Developing the Millionaire’s Mindset [Part 1]
- Developing the Millionaire’s Mindset [Part 2]
- More on the Doctor Salary Conundrum
- Doctor Salary v. Others [Present Value of Career Wealth]
Conclusion
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