S7, Episode 31 - Do Doctors Pay Too Much in Taxes?

Do doctors pay too much in taxes? It's a question many people ask, and it's not easy to answer. But if you're motivated enough, I'll help you find the answer!

In this episode, Dave talks about…

• What are you doing to manage your taxes proactively?
• What do physicians say about taxes?
• Survey on how much Physicians pay on federal income taxes in 2021?
• Learn more about State income taxes
• What is a marginal tax rate?
• Do you pay too many taxes?
• How much did physicians pay for their tax preparation?
• Have you ever been audited?

Resources Mentioned:

Medscape Report about Physicians and Taxes

Ebook to Road to Retire Contact: 833-343-2986

Other episodes you may like:

How to (Legally) Max Out Your Social Security

Understanding Social Security

 

For all the show notes, and more, check out the podcast website at www.doctorfreedompodcast.com

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