Rule of thumb

Let's dive into this, beyond the FMV opinion.

You know, when I think of kind of fair market value in physician compensation, it's compliance, it's high dollar, and I think for about the last 20 years, it's really been set around making sure you check the box, get an FMV opinion, and rules of thumb.

Do you get paid at the 90th percentile-

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This is kind of another area, I think, is it doesn't capture the operational nuance differences.

You know, if you're an anesthesiologist physician working in, maybe in a more outskirts area by yourself with not a lot of staffing resources compared to one that's in an urban setting and you're running four CRNAs, and you have a pretty leveraged model.

I know that's kind of a classic example, but I think that's where those benchmarks and rules of thumb can fall.

And maybe you need them, like, right, but it's setting them right.

I'm gonna buzz through these.

The rule of thumb says my business is worth X.

Well, industry, uh, guidebook, the business reference guide states rules of thumb have their place, but we don't want readers to accept them blindly.

Uh, just, you know, this is a story from a client.

We had done some work on the business.

That's a wrap.

Kyle Hill, the Nuclear Zaddy himself, his words not mine, but I can't argue, did a similar thing for his Does Fallout's Rule of Thumb Work video.

The rule of thumb states that as long as a nuclear explosion is smaller than the size of your thumb, then you are at a safe distance away from it.

In his video, Kyle Hill explores the accuracy and usefulness of this trick.

He, too, based his calculations on the measurements for a stabilized cloud in Nukemap rather than a fireball.

Exactly.

Not bigger, like Kyle claims.

But let's go a step further here and figure out our own rule of thumb.

Let us begin.

What's the simplest rule of thumb among these

three jurisdictions?

So they all claim to be territorial, but I think that's debatable right now.

The transition period is either 2026 or 2036, depending on what your situation is.

So, yeah, it is...

All three are quite nuanced, and unfortunately, I don't think there's any simple rule of thumb when it comes to them anymore.

They are relatively complex, but fortunately, we have professionals grounded and who are experts and qualified at those jurisdictions from

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Yeah.

I think the rule of thumb could be I'm probably gonna get back 5 to 10% From a cash booking on an airline that I wanna earn points on, and probably like 10 to 15 if I care about status.

And then use the regular price if I value the flight credits or I am not gonna cancel this trip, and use the refundable price if not.

I tend to like doing the points stuff because it's just so easy to one-click book it.