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$55k gross -> $30k net means you lose 45% of your income ($25k is 45% of $55k) For comparison, $55k gross is roughly $43.6k net in Florida for a single tax pay
by MuffinFlavored 7y ago
$55k gross -> $30k net means you lose 45% of your income ($25k is 45% of $55k)
For comparison, $55k gross is roughly $43.6k net in Florida for a single tax payer before insurance. Figure $200/mo for insurance (with employer paying the rest), that leaves you at $41.2k net
That's $11.2k/yr more than Prague taxes. What would I be gaining by paying $11.2k/yr more?
https://smartasset.com/taxes/florida-paycheck-calculator#sGj7VR3E8h https://smartasset.com/taxes/florida-paycheck-calculator#sGj...
- ciceryadam 7y agoand how much is your co-pay? you lose some (of your income), you win some (safety net, no medical expenses, free schools, higher social mobility). I don't mind to pay a higher share of my income to live in a functional society.