whats the take home pay for
Feb 22nd 2006, 4:11 pm
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whats the take home pay for
Hi
was wondering how much someone would take home on $34,000 excluding tax and medicare if any looking on the worse scenario in wages or are people surviving on less
thanks
was wondering how much someone would take home on $34,000 excluding tax and medicare if any looking on the worse scenario in wages or are people surviving on less
thanks
Feb 22nd 2006, 4:31 pm
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Re: whats the take home pay for
Originally Posted by kazza
Hi
was wondering how much someone would take home on $34,000 excluding tax and medicare if any looking on the worse scenario in wages or are people surviving on less
thanks
was wondering how much someone would take home on $34,000 excluding tax and medicare if any looking on the worse scenario in wages or are people surviving on less
thanks
Feb 22nd 2006, 9:31 pm
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Re: whats the take home pay for
Originally Posted by kazza
Hi
was wondering how much someone would take home on $34,000 excluding tax and medicare if any looking on the worse scenario in wages or are people surviving on less
thanks
was wondering how much someone would take home on $34,000 excluding tax and medicare if any looking on the worse scenario in wages or are people surviving on less
thanks
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Feb 23rd 2006, 12:45 am
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Re: whats the take home pay for
Tax on $34,000 should be $6,372.00
Medicare Levy should be $510.00
Total Deductions = $6,882 = Net $27,118 or:
Weekly $521.50
Fortnightly $1043.00
Monthly $2,259.80
If you have children, then you would get FTB paid to you by Centrelink
This could be about $108 per week if you have one child aged 5-13
If you are renting, and are eligible for the above FBT, then a rent assistance can also be paid. In the above example, with $300 pw rent, you would also get about $55pw in rent assistance.
Your employer should also pay an extra 9% ($3,060pa) into a super fund for you.
Tax
Medicare Levy should be $510.00
Total Deductions = $6,882 = Net $27,118 or:
Weekly $521.50
Fortnightly $1043.00
Monthly $2,259.80
If you have children, then you would get FTB paid to you by Centrelink
This could be about $108 per week if you have one child aged 5-13
If you are renting, and are eligible for the above FBT, then a rent assistance can also be paid. In the above example, with $300 pw rent, you would also get about $55pw in rent assistance.
Your employer should also pay an extra 9% ($3,060pa) into a super fund for you.
Tax
Feb 23rd 2006, 12:19 pm
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Re: whats the take home pay for
Brilliant thanks for all your help
Mar 6th 2006, 8:42 am
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Re: whats the take home pay for
Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
Tax on $34,000 should be $6,372.00
Medicare Levy should be $510.00
Total Deductions = $6,882 = Net $27,118 or:
Weekly $521.50
Fortnightly $1043.00
Monthly $2,259.80
If you have children, then you would get FTB paid to you by Centrelink
This could be about $108 per week if you have one child aged 5-13
If you are renting, and are eligible for the above FBT, then a rent assistance can also be paid. In the above example, with $300 pw rent, you would also get about $55pw in rent assistance.
Your employer should also pay an extra 9% ($3,060pa) into a super fund for you.
Tax
Medicare Levy should be $510.00
Total Deductions = $6,882 = Net $27,118 or:
Weekly $521.50
Fortnightly $1043.00
Monthly $2,259.80
If you have children, then you would get FTB paid to you by Centrelink
This could be about $108 per week if you have one child aged 5-13
If you are renting, and are eligible for the above FBT, then a rent assistance can also be paid. In the above example, with $300 pw rent, you would also get about $55pw in rent assistance.
Your employer should also pay an extra 9% ($3,060pa) into a super fund for you.
Tax
Mar 6th 2006, 9:47 am
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Re: whats the take home pay for
Originally Posted by thebears
What about for children 2 to 5? Is this means tested? - the rent assistance?
Some links, including one for estimating FTB, Child Care Benefit & Rent Assistance are at: http://www.britzinoz.com/info/benefits.htm
Mar 6th 2006, 2:51 pm
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Re: whats the take home pay for
good solid information this will help us too when we arrive 
