Why yes, it’s primary care physicians. Can’t catch a break:
In the physician community, the AMT is most likely to affect those at the lower end of the physician income range, said Joseph Nicola, tax manager specializing in the health care field for Sisterson & Co. LLP in Pittsburgh. Specialists typically are not affected by the AMT because they are in higher tax brackets and owe more under the regular system.
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