Working for Uncle Sam
It's rare for a busy physician to put in an 8-hour workday, but assuming you did, how much of that day would you have to work just to make enough to pay state and federal taxes? According to the Tax Foundation (www.taxfoundation.org), the answer is sobering—nearly 2 1/2 hours a day. Here's a breakdown of the average 8-hour workday in 2003:
Articles in this issue
Consider the Tax Aftermath of Inheritance
Portfolio CHECK-UP
Should You Have Malpractice Coverage?
Have Liability on Your Side in Protests
Avoid the Confusion of Tax Law Changes
Clear Out the Contents of Your Wallet
Cruise the River of Kings in Bangkok
Cinema Consults: Real Women Have Curves
A Patient with Real "Passion" for Life
Liability Troubles
Home Appraisal Pressure
No-Haggle Zone?
Medicare Benefits Boost
Rising College Costs
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