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And, yes, most people with a 170+ will go to the T20 because at the very least since the T20 pretty much all has a 170+ LSAT median they need at least 3k people a year with a 170+ to maintain those medians (given about 6k people enroll in the T20).
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Taxable income
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A quick definition of Taxable income:
Taxable income: The money you make minus the things you can take away is called your taxable income. This is the amount of money that you have to pay taxes on. You can take away certain things like expenses for work or donations to charity. After you figure out your taxable income, you might be able to take away more things or get some money back from the government.
A more thorough explanation:
Taxable income
Taxable income is the amount of money an individual or business has to pay taxes on. It is calculated by subtracting all allowable deductions from the gross income. Taxable income is also known as adjusted gross income. The deductions for taxable income are all above the line deductions. After calculating the taxable income, the individual or business may have further tax exemptions or tax credits.
Example 1: John earns $50,000 a year. He has $10,000 in allowable deductions. His taxable income is $40,000.
Example 2: ABC Company earns $500,000 in revenue. They have $100,000 in allowable deductions. Their taxable income is $400,000.
In Example 1, John's gross income is $50,000. After subtracting his allowable deductions of $10,000, his taxable income is $40,000. This is the amount he will have to pay taxes on.
In Example 2, ABC Company's gross income is $500,000. After subtracting their allowable deductions of $100,000, their taxable income is $400,000. This is the amount they will have to pay taxes on.