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At 100k, take-home pay is $65,278. Closer to 35% "total taxes"
by acchow 14y ago
At 100k, take-home pay is $65,278. Closer to 35% "total taxes"
- prostoalex 14y agoAnd that's excluding the possibility of 401k, or IRA, or SEP-IRA, out of which you've got to be eligible for at least one.
- 001sky 14y agowell, your lease is $25k, so $40 saved == is naked, barefoot, hungre and not yet even at the office =D
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- jcdavis 14y agoWhere are you getting those numbers? Not saying you're wrong, just curious. A quick look online shows ~18k federal, ~6k CA, and ~6K SS + medicare, which is 30%ish
- acchow 14y agoApologies. I used the paycheckcity.com calculator, which gave take-home pay after all withholdings. It did not take into account over-paying (and thus the refund at the end of the year). Wikipedia says federal tax for those making between $83,600 and $174,400 is a fixed $17,025 + 28% of the amount over $83,600. ftb.ca.gov says that California state tax for those making between $48,942 and $250k is a fixed $2,154.83 + 9.3% of the amount over $48,942. This gives California: $6,903. Federal: $21,617. Then there's about $6600 in SS+Medicare+SDI and approximately $5500 standard federal deduction for a grand total of about $30k in taxes.