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Niue Posted 16 years ago
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$2,000 less tax and insurance
Hi!
I’ve made the following sentence:
“You’ll get a monthly salary of $2,000 less tax and insurance.”
If the “tax and insurance” is $100, how much money will you ACTUALLY get as your monthly income?
$2,000? $1,900?
Thanks in advance.
I’ve made the following sentence:
“You’ll get a monthly salary of $2,000 less tax and insurance.”
If the “tax and insurance” is $100, how much money will you ACTUALLY get as your monthly income?
$2,000? $1,900?
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
$1,900 (assuming that you pay their tax and insurance for them, as an employer)
- $1,900 (assuming that you pay their tax and insurance for them, as an employer)
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$1,900 (assuming that you pay their tax and insurance for them, as an employer)
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