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Paycheck not making sense
Hello. So at my job I earn $ 19 on weekdays and $ 20 on weekends working about 40 hours a week. I want to mention that I work every other weekend. With all my federal and state taxes and my health and dental insurance almost 200 a month, I only have 2,200 a month left, which is only about 26,400 a year, is that mathematically possible?
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Seems about right. Pre tax your annual comp comes out to roughly 40k. Assuming ~30% tax rate for federal, FICA, and state brings it down to roughly 28k take-home.
Welcome to middle class lol. 20 bucks an hour is about 39k a year GROSS. However net income is about 26k. So ya. Your paycheck makes sense.
Seriously, though –
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Look at your paystub. Are there any other deductions? Extra tax withholding? Are all your hours being logged?
what state — are there state income taxes, are there deductions for state disability, wc, etc?
I have to agree you need to look at a paystub. It is possible depending on taxes (and are you sure that $200 in benefits is monthly and not per paycheck if you are paid differently than monthly?)
… 2,200 x 12 = 26,400.
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I’m very confused. Do you have a calculator?