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    $19 per hour

    I am interested in how much take home money $19 per hour gets you in Noo Zulland.

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    It depends if you pay tax or not.

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    How many hours?

    19X40=760

    760X52=39,520

    20,000X19%=3,800

    19,520X24%=4,684.8

    Tax=$8484.8

    $39,520-$8484.8=$31,035.2

    $31,035.2/52=$596.83 take home per week...

    You lazy cunt.

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    aside from hours, what if any kiwisaver contributions or studnt loans etc you have also come out

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    Quote Originally Posted by jasonu View Post
    I am interested in how much take home money $19 per hour gets you in Noo Zulland.
    So is Bend anywhere near Stoolbend?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jasonu View Post
    I am interested in how much take home money $19 per hour gets you in Noo Zulland.
    You have to do a little more than say: "Would you like fries with that sir" to earn more than your weekly rent

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    Quote Originally Posted by YellowDog View Post
    You have to do a little more than say: "Would you like fries with that sir" to earn more than your weekly rent
    Or just live somewhere with cheaper rent.... like anywhere but Auckland, Christchurch or Wellington.
    Yeah, nah.

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    Quote Originally Posted by huff3r View Post
    Or just live somewhere with cheaper rent.... like anywhere but Auckland, Christchurch or Wellington.
    If it's the only income of a single chap, it's heaps to get by on in a Wellington flatting situation.

    Single income for a family...Not even fucking close!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    How many hours?

    19X40=760

    760X52=39,520

    20,000X19%=3,800

    19,520X24%=4,684.8

    Tax=$8484.8

    $39,520-$8484.8=$31,035.2

    $31,035.2/52=$596.83 take home per week...

    You lazy cunt.
    What if its a leap year? He could be coming over in 2016......Mmmmm? eeeeeehhhhh?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    How many hours?

    19X40=760

    760X52=39,520

    20,000X19%=3,800

    19,520X24%=4,684.8

    Tax=$8484.8

    $39,520-$8484.8=$31,035.2

    $31,035.2/52=$596.83 take home per week...

    You lazy cunt.
    Thanks for that. I was going to fire up the work laptop and work it out it on the backup copy of the payroll that I keep at home in case of snow, earthquakes and rampaging taniwha in the streets..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oakie View Post
    Thanks for that. I was going to fire up the work laptop and work it out it on the backup copy of the payroll that I keep at home in case of snow, earthquakes and rampaging taniwha in the streets..
    If it would have been easier to find than doing the maths, I would have just dug out the IRD employers guide. But fuck knows where I put that after getting the accountant to do it for me....I'm a lazy cunt too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    How many hours?

    19X40=760

    760X52=39,520

    20,000X19%=3,800

    19,520X24%=4,684.8

    Tax=$8484.8

    $39,520-$8484.8=$31,035.2

    $31,035.2/52=$596.83 take home per week...

    You lazy cunt.
    You forgot ACC earner premium (1.7%) so deduct another $671.84pa or $12.92/wk.

    But any rate, it's
    Up to 14k: 10.5% (1470)
    Up to 48k: 17.5% (4466)
    Plus ACC (671.84)
    = Total PAYE 6607.84
    = Net pay 32912.16 or 632.93pw

    Sauce: http://www.ird.govt.nz/calculators/k...-tax-rate.html (although helpfully this omits ACC from the calculations!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Erelyes View Post
    You forgot ACC earner premium (1.4%) so deduct another $553.28pa or $10.64/wk.
    This is news to me.

    As an employer I pay ACC for my staff, they don't. Am I shafting the gubberment?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    This is news to me.

    As an employer I pay ACC for my staff, they don't. Am I shafting the gubberment?
    You deduct PAYE from their earnings, which comprises tax and ACC. And then pay both to the gummint.

    As long as you pay IRD what you deducted, the only people you'd be shafting would be your employees if you're deducting incorrectly...

    http://www.ird.govt.nz/income-tax-in...es-wages/paye/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Erelyes View Post
    You deduct PAYE from their earnings, which comprises tax and ACC. And then pay both to the gummint.

    As long as you pay IRD what you deducted, the only people you'd be shafting would be your employees if you're deducting incorrectly...

    http://www.ird.govt.nz/income-tax-in...es-wages/paye/
    All good then. John (the accountant) just takes the figures straight out of the all encompassing guide book. That way there's always a refund due at the end of the year, unless the pay was exactly the same every week.

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