Cat5Messiah
Violator of Sheep
97 hours and overtime only came out to $678.
Looks like you got raped by taxes. How much OT?
97 hours and overtime only came out to $678.
Looks like you got raped by taxes. How much OT?
Go ahead Steve.
You might get tag-teamed by both us Steves on this one. Bwahaha tag team.
As for the check, that sounds about right (these are estimated):
82 hours @ $7.75 /hr = About $635
15 hours @ $11.63 /hr (time and a half) = About $174
Total = $809
Less 20% for taxes ($161)
Grand Total = $648
So give or take certain percentage based off of your state taxes and what you claim. Obviously, claiming yourself will decrease the amount withheld as opposed to claiming independent (0) but will decrease your tax year refund amount.
Jeezes, you guys are lucky with your taxes. Then again, we get free health care...
Almost half of my paychecks go to taxes.
ok wait, would it be "80 hours" then 17 hours overtime at time and a half at $11.63?
Jeezes, you guys are lucky with your taxes. Then again, we get free health care...
Almost half of my paychecks go to taxes.
Not necessarily, it really depends on the company's policy of the term "payweek". The 40 hours HAS to be within one company payweek otherwise it won't count as overtime.
Jeezes, you guys are lucky with your taxes. Then again, we get free health care...
Almost half of my paychecks go to taxes.
Free health care.
USA - Getting tax return which probably wouldn't be enough to cover most of any medical bill in the US, depending on how severe the injury or sickness is.
Canada - Not getting the tax back but if you might have any type of major illness or problem it's somewhat covered.
Give me the free health care over the taxes!
Canadian health care is basically good for any surgery or injury. It doesn't cover any dental.