Recent estimates indicate that over 50% of all patients with congestive heart failure have diastolic dysfunction vs. systolic dysfunction. In these patients, the heart (e.g. due to fibrosis) is unable to relax & fill with blood during diastole, as compared to an inability to eject blood during systole.
New York City collects its own income taxes in addition to those collected by the state. The cityâs tax rates range from 2.9% of taxable income to 3.88% for top earners. Below are the rates for New York City alone.
If you earn $100,000 in New York, and you're single, you'll end up paying 6% of your gross income in state income tax, and 3.5% of your gross income in city tax, and also including federal income tax and social security / medicare, you'll take home $63,000.See http://www.paycheckcity.c om/netp...8.9k Views â¢ Upvoted by Quora User, NYC born and bred. There's nothing much to explain-both New York State and New York City have a progressive income tax, with tax brackets ranging from 4 - 6.85% and 3 - 4% respectively.