What income level would be considered the top 1% in Ecuador?

Thanks for A2A. Unfortunately, I did not find updated data, but based in the official statistics from 2011 below, I infer that an income > USD. 5000 per month would be considered top 1% in Ecuador. read more

Thanks for A2A. Unfortunately, I did not find updated data, but based in the official statistics from 2011 below, I infer that an incomeUSD. 5000 per month would be considered top 1% in Ecuador. read more

According to statistical data from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the top 1% had an adjusted gross income of $465,626 or higher for the 2014 tax year. The Washington Center for Equitable Growth put the average household income for this group at $1,260,508 for 2014. read more

In New York, workers in the top 1 percent bring in at least $506,000 in income each year. But in New Mexico, the bar comes down to $241,000. In the District, where incomes have been on the rise, one needs to make $555,341 to be in the top 1 percent. read more