Take home pay V net pay

[The Cosworth]

Say you were offered a position that paid $2000.00 on the 15th and 30th of the month.

What would be a realistic take home if you had tax, union dues (UUWA), health care (not sure how that works yet) and 2% annual salary for pension.

I guessed $1500.00




Btw the position is in Ab

[bobby_lu]

~$2800/mo

[The Cosworth]

thanks... just trying to figure out where I will be better off finacially

[Tik-Tok]

You'd take home $1600 ever 2 weeks before your union dues.

Yearly income = $52,000
Fed Tax = $3483
BC tax = $2816
CPP = $1989
EI= $684
Pension = $1040

[The Cosworth]

Originally posted by Tik-Tok
You'd take home $1600 ever 2 weeks before your union dues.

Yearly income = $52,000
Fed Tax = $3483
BC tax = $2816
CPP = $1989
EI= $684
Pension = $1040

$2000 x 24 = $48,000.00

and the job is in Alberta


Thanks though, I think that 1400 a cheque is a good guess

[Tik-Tok]

Originally posted by brendankharris


$2000 x 24 = $48,000.00

and the job is in Alberta


Thanks though, I think that 1400 a cheque is a good guess

Sorry, thought you were paid every 2 weeks.

Yearly income = $48,000
Fed Tax = $4800
AB Tax = $2990
CPP = $1989
EI = $684
Pension = $960


= $3050/month before union dues.

[Mckenzie]

http://www.ey.com/global/Content.nsf/Canada/Tax_-_Calculators_-_2007_Personal_Tax

Play around with that...