Maderan

I think that the key for this is lifestyle and the disconnect between net worth and liquid assets.

If you are a disciplined individual and frugal in the years leading up to that point, then it is possible to hit this target and be comfortable in retirement.

If you are a consistent high wage earner then you will expand your expenses and it becomes tougher to reverse course and shut things down.

Very common. You can't distribute ownership profits reported on a K-1 until you have completed the businesses accounting for the company for the entire year.

Essentially, they don't know what the business made yet and don't have to give you your portion of that money until they know.

Wouldn't you just need to open a bank account in a foreign county and wire in the funds for the account? They would likely convert to Euros at the market value on the date of the wire. Might be a fee or mark up on the conversion rate but they would tell you ahead of time.

Never heard of this entity but they kids walk you though the options and have a Guide for a bunch of countries.

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How much of that will be replaced by federal income tax? 34%

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SALT deduction limit is 10k so...none.

Yeah, I don't think that this small an increase in sales will cause poverty to increase. You are talking about going up .55% on purchases vs the existing sales tax.

If you are lower income and spend all of it on taxable items you are talking a negligible increase in taxes at best for the individual.

If you earned and spent $20k on taxable items the difference is $110 a year from current taxes. This does not take into account lower income tax.

Total tax for someone single using standard deduction would be up too small to matter for someone making $25k when you combine Income tax and Sales Tax. In total, it increases tax on this person by $0.95 per year.

Divorce rate is a skewed statistic. If you both graduated college it falls to like 25% and those are mostly the people who would have screwed up the relationship even if they were not married.

If that 20% wants to stop getting married, good on the for realizing they are the problem. The other 5% are the legitimate statistic to me.

Among those I know/my community the divorce rate is likely right around 5%.

He should start a go fund me for being a DEI casualty for doing his job well. I'd certainly donate. I'd also donate to someone willing to legally make her life a living hell for a bit.

This kind of stuff fills me with rage.

This, have not seen a replay but I in the stadium I thought that he got away with a push off.

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It's a forced by product for oil drillers. The gas price in the west Texas oil fields is negative, meaning that the drillers have to pay people to take it.