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| Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2008
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| taxes Hi, I am thinking about accepting an assignment in California....how bad are the tax deductions there (approximate amount)? Also, for anyone who has worked there recently....are the laws for patient ratios actually followed? |
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| Trauma Queen/Moderator Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Traveler
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| Re: taxes I am currently on assignment in San Diego, at a Kaiser facility, and the state-mandated ratios are definitely followed at the hospital where I am working. For taxes, I am married, and I have approx. 25% of my pay deducted in federal & state taxes. Not sure how that would work for someone who is a Canadian resident, though....
__________________ Amanda, RN, BSN Super Moderator, Traveler Extraordinaire, Resident Trauma Queen |
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| Member | Re: taxes My tax advisor asked me not too work in California again, only halfway joking. I guess it is a nightmare for the tax people. There is much more to their tax forms/laws. But I don't think I paid out much more tax wise than I do in Iowa. And yes, I plan on working in CA again. |
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