I'm currently working contract, but in a dead end role. It's not challenging, but it's hugely flexible. And I'm on a very good daily rate (for my job).
I've recently been offered a perm role in a company with good opportunities. However, they are looking for a "bottom figure" and I have an idea that they mean somewhere between mid 40-50K.
I'm married, and my wife doesn't earn. We have 2 properties, but are renting a third. Currently we afford a comfortable living.
I'm trying to work out a bottom figure for the role using the kpmg tax calc: kpmg.ie/budget2014/net-income-calculator.htm
Should I input the gross rental income for the 2 properties in the "Self Employed/Other Income" field, and if so, is that output reasonably accurate?
If so, it would appear that I might be able afford to make the move....
Any advice or help is greatly appreciated.
I've recently been offered a perm role in a company with good opportunities. However, they are looking for a "bottom figure" and I have an idea that they mean somewhere between mid 40-50K.
I'm married, and my wife doesn't earn. We have 2 properties, but are renting a third. Currently we afford a comfortable living.
I'm trying to work out a bottom figure for the role using the kpmg tax calc: kpmg.ie/budget2014/net-income-calculator.htm
Should I input the gross rental income for the 2 properties in the "Self Employed/Other Income" field, and if so, is that output reasonably accurate?
If so, it would appear that I might be able afford to make the move....
Any advice or help is greatly appreciated.