top | item 6153945 (no title) rdouble | 12 years ago Sadly, in the Bay Area $4166 is almost exactly what an exempt employee making $100K actually takes home every month. discuss order hn newest binarycrusader|12 years ago No, if they were making $100K, then taxes and witholding, etc. will leave them with roughly 65% of their gross.So they'd actually be taking home closer to $5416 per month.Still "sad" (given that average rental rate on a two-bedroom apartments is $2K+ per month in the general bay area), but not quite as much. HerraBRE|12 years ago We will be doing this legally, which means paying ourselves salaries and paying taxes etc. etc. load replies (1) superchink|12 years ago Yes, but if they are collecting $100k to fund their work on this project over the next year, they will still be paying taxes ON TOP of that. rdouble|12 years ago Ya, just had a flashback to a former paycheck...
binarycrusader|12 years ago No, if they were making $100K, then taxes and witholding, etc. will leave them with roughly 65% of their gross.So they'd actually be taking home closer to $5416 per month.Still "sad" (given that average rental rate on a two-bedroom apartments is $2K+ per month in the general bay area), but not quite as much. HerraBRE|12 years ago We will be doing this legally, which means paying ourselves salaries and paying taxes etc. etc. load replies (1)
HerraBRE|12 years ago We will be doing this legally, which means paying ourselves salaries and paying taxes etc. etc. load replies (1)
superchink|12 years ago Yes, but if they are collecting $100k to fund their work on this project over the next year, they will still be paying taxes ON TOP of that. rdouble|12 years ago Ya, just had a flashback to a former paycheck...
binarycrusader|12 years ago
So they'd actually be taking home closer to $5416 per month.
Still "sad" (given that average rental rate on a two-bedroom apartments is $2K+ per month in the general bay area), but not quite as much.
HerraBRE|12 years ago
superchink|12 years ago
rdouble|12 years ago