Earning over $180000 are taxed at 45%, so if he already earn more, any gain over that amount is actually taxed at 45%. Even if it is the total earning that is taxed, and averaged, at the end of the day it is very possible to be charged 45% taxes on your gain. So if your wage is $180000, and your gain $100000, you will pay an extra $45000 in taxes.
To me it is worth thinking about but I agreed that securing gain should prevail...
I cannot wait to see how bph is going to progress next week...
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