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First Offense
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What's 180k going to look like on a paystub?
Let's fantasize about our fat stacks. What's monthly post-tax?
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MonsterTRM
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Danny Mothers
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Re: What's 180k going to look like on a paystub?
For those living in NYC it'll be ~$1000/month after all income taxes
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reasonable_man
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Re: What's 180k going to look like on a paystub?
About 4500 bi-weekly... Give or take.
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reasonable_man
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Re: What's 180k going to look like on a paystub?
Its funny. When I bought my house in Long Island - all of my NYC friends were aghast that I would be paying "Nassau Taxes." I guess they never noticed the 4% City Income tax they pay, which works out to being the same damn thing.Danny Mothers wrote:For those living in NYC it'll be ~$1000/month after all income taxes
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