Previously on Docs Outside the Box, I'm currently living and doing residency in New York City.

I like the city, but as you know, taxes are pretty high. Is it worth setting up a Locum-focused LLC in another state solely for the purpose of reducing taxes?

I would make sure that you figure out a way to start your business and maintain your business in the most

tax efficient way as well as the most time saving way that you can do that it's going to be

tough to you know really coordinate everything because you live in new york you're probably going to

have to end up paying state taxes because you live there and if you have your business in

another state you're going to have to pay taxes just to have your company in that state also. So my advice is just talk to a, we'll see

a CPA about that. All right. So Mona is going to have another question that we're going to

answer today. Taking all our time, Dag, Mona. How many questions you got, yo?

Mona got questions on questions on questions.

Okay, so Mona, who is a third-year neurology student, says,

after listening to your podcast, I've decided to pursue Locum work after graduating in 2026.

Good job. Yeah, good job. I've been reaching out to some recruiting agencies to better

understand the job market for neurology. Many of them request a CV either before or after an

informational meeting. I wanted to ask for your advice. Do you think

it's okay to share my CV at this stage? I recall you mentioning the concept of exclusivity in your

podcast where an agency having your CV might limit your options. Could you clarify how this works

and what I should be mindful of before sending it

out? Thank you both for your time and for the valuable insights you share on your podcast. Best.

Thanks for this question, too, Mona. Yeah, this is a great... Listen, me, V's, I'll be honest with you,

Mona. CV is gold, electronic gold or paper gold, whichever way you want to look at it.

But that's the currency that Locum Tenants companies work with, right?

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