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> but the convention in the UK is to report pre-tax salaries. This isn't 100% true, you never see the employers side of national insurance for example.
by AdamGibbins 7y ago
> but the convention in the UK is to report pre-tax salaries.
This isn't 100% true, you never see the employers side of national insurance for example.
- foldr 7y agoBut do you see something equivalent withheld from your paycheck in the US? Not that I noticed, when I was working there.
- AdamGibbins 7y agoI don't know, I've never worked in the US. OP seems to imply you do?
- foldr 7y agoI have before. I'm confused why people are bringing up employer NI if there isn't some kind of similar deduction that comes directly out of employee paychecks in the US. Otherwise, who cares that your employer pays some tax for everyone that they employ?