Mr. Letterman's taxes, like all US Citizens are protected private, non-public information. Given the rough outlines announced of his deal with CBS, and that he works in New York City in New York State ... he pays a high percentage of his entertainment income for Federal, State and City income taxes, probably something closer to half (50%) than any other rough estimate. His income from investments (savings) are taxed at a lower rate, probably closer to 1/5 (20%), in part because the companies he invested in already paid income tax on the same money and in part because the lions share of most "capital gains" are really just inflation, not economic gains.
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imformation to shered. value for money to pay tax cotacy
yes. (i live there, and i pay city property tax, so.....)
39.99 plus tax on PPV
That depends on the tax regime in the country/state where you live.
Mathew Mcculloch is the guy that had the first wine suck.