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I'd work for $10 an hour paid cash upfront. If it's a 220 hour project, that's $2200 a month (post tax, because I required cash up front). Nearly anyone could
by anoncoward111 8y ago
I'd work for $10 an hour paid cash upfront. If it's a 220 hour project, that's $2200 a month (post tax, because I required cash up front).
Nearly anyone could live on that if they have a roommate and no kids.
- Mvandenbergh 8y agoThat is a somewhat idiosyncratic definition of post-tax.
- anoncoward111 8y agoI think it's better to talk about the actual amount of money that is ending up in my bank account rather than mythical pre-tax rates that receive a 30-50% haircut, especially for 1099s. If the business wants to deduct the expense, then I charge higher. If the business somehow comes up with $2,200 a month in physical cash, then I won't question it. Yes it's illegal, but that's actually for the IRS to prove and not me.