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Okay, then per the 2021 census (Statistics Canada) and relevant exchange rate (exchange-rates.org), I made after tax actually a bit under twice what you did. Fo
by throwanem 1y ago
Okay, then per the 2021 census (Statistics Canada) and relevant exchange rate (exchange-rates.org), I made after tax actually a bit under twice what you did. For a 97th percentile income of CAD$150,000 (eyeballing the highest income per age range of any range given) and an 0.83:1 rate with USD (the highest that year), that's ca $125k USD after tax compared with ca $201k, which again was cash, not equity, which at issue price was worth about half that again, for a total post-tax compensation of just over $300k US.
Of course those numbers are as bullshit as the first set since we would need to convert and compute tax on the gross and I'm not digging up brackets from four years ago. Still.
- bluefirebrand 1y agoSince you seemed to have missed the point, I'll try one more time: > I grossed last year a bit over 2x, just in cash comp, than that "top 3%" you're bragging about You accuse me of bragging, while you are bragging about making double what I make > That's because my tax regime advantages winners and yours advantages losers. That's okay; losers need to live You accuse me of hubris when you call other people losers > You should learn to keep a handle on it, though. You can open your mouth so wide you get your feet stuck in it, that way. You're the one putting their foot in their mouth > You obviously think a great deal of yourself Every flaw you are accusing me of, you have demonstrated in the very same post where you made the accusation Like I said. You should invest in a mirror and take a good hard look into it
- throwanem 1y ago> Like I said. You should invest in a mirror and take a good hard look into it I did. Why do you think I told you I quit?