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They said median net income, i.e. post-tax.


As others pointed out, that just can’t possibly be correct given the median pre-tax number and actual US tax rates. If you made the median individual income of $45k and lived in a high tax state like California, your net would be ~$37k.


Which is also super wrong because median income for full time employees is $54,000


Many people are not employed though (or are children). I wonder if this figure is for every single person. Or it could just be wrong.




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