<p>Great, I’ll be happy to pay whatever taxes are expected of me. I will definitely research this further but in the meantime, my employer has told me that I will be taxed by the US only if I make $80k or more.</p>
<p>Thanks for the heads up on the college prep scene in China. I don’t think I will be bold enough as to make any guarantees because the reality is that the process is so unpredictable, so I don’t think I will charge those premium prices. If I am actually allowed to do such business on the side, I’m thinking of helping one person pro-bono and charging another person a market-appropriate appropriate rate. </p>
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I think Harvard could be different in China. It’s seen in a completely different, much superior light (just because of the name obsession over there which I don’t necessarily condone) and Harvard grads might have more bargaining power throughout their careers as a result.</p>