How many %per month is the paye for subcontractors?
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It depends what you mean really.  If you are talking about the Construction Industry then at the moment it is 18%, but if you are providing services as a limited company, then it is a whole different ball game. \n\nFollow the link below for more details about contractor payments.\n\nAdam
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I'm an attorney in California.  In most occupations, a California employer must pay you a least twice per month.  However, there are a number of big exceptions to this rule.\n\nEnforcement of wage laws in California is handled by the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement.  I have posted a link below to the FAQ on pay periods and what occupations are exempt from the general rule of two pay periods per month.
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£1,276.71 a month roughly 23.5% stoppages\n\nhttp://www.listentotaxman.com/index.php?calc=1&year=2006&age=0&add=0&taxcode=&period=1&ingr=20000&Submit=Calculate
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Make monthly payments.
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$39 monthly, with an initian fee that varies by state.  In LA, it was $129.\n\nCheck and see if your company has a program with them.  I now pay $20 a month.
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When a service company sells its services to its clients, it has to use a benchmark rate to charge out.  \n\nThe staff will report how many hours they work, with different "billing rates" per hour depending on the experience/level of the staff and the difficulty of the project.  Alternatively, billing rate can be priced on a "per project" basis rather than hourly. \n\nLet's say you are going to install a server.  You will probably charge $x for the server plus labor at $y billing rate for the senior engineer and $z billing rate for his junior engineer (who holds his tool bag, picks up the dry cleaning and so on).
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It depends, if you joined now, not as much, but still a decent amount -- It depends on how long you work, your experience, and your position.\n\nIf you were apart of google back when it started:\nhttp://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F40C1EFC395F0C728CDDAB0894DD404482
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Their fee maybe 30-50%, it all depends on what type of work is being done.
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Hello,\n\nI used to work in the IT industry (not any more but thats another story) on a contract basis. The answer to your question I think depends upon quite a number of variable factors. For example:- Age, experience, location i.e. which area of the country, wheather you are qualified i.e. such as MCSE,etc. \n\nAlso the job or contract length can make a difference, how mission or system critical the nature of the work involved. For example if your working for the MOD or for a large banking organisation hourly rates would be higher than if it was a medium sized engineering or manufacturer.\n\n**Also another factor that influences IT contractor rates is market conditions which are closely related to the health of the overall economy.\n\nThe rate for being on call also depends upon the role & its position or title. If your a systems administrator X rate or if your only a junior support analyst a lower rate probably.\n\n**Depends if you are called out in the dead of night too? depends if you've got 500 to 1000 people unable to do their work because the server has gone AWOL.\n\nMy guess is that £50 to £90 per hour wouldnt be far out.\n\nIR
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Actually construction industry is looking for people in project control- scheduling/cost control that require IT expertise. With your experience, going base salary is over 80K & you can make upto 120K p.a. easy with your per diem etc. Go to monster or primavera.com & search for primavera or scheduler or project controls.
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40% for how long?  If you've already accepted the job, it's a little late to try to renegotiate.  If you're talking 40% of your annual salary, that's extremely high.  If you're talking 40% of a month's pay, you probably got out cheap.
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It depends on their contract. Most get paid per year but some have longer contracts. So really its all about the contract.
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It depends on profession. For example, if you work in a (disco) nightclub that is only open on (sabba) saturdays you get paied 1.0 times normal pay etc.
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whats the pay? for my time?
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Only if you are paid an hourly rate.  If you work commission or salary then no.
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you are working full time you should be getting paid more than 400 per month.  \n\nman, i work only part time, 4 hours a day, 7 days a week. and i make gross: $1456 per month.\n\n.....................................\n\nbefore this job. i worked at a movie theater. i was paid $8 per hour. i only worked 4 days a week. my paycheck bi-weekly was about $495. and that was only part time. so that's net: $990 per month!\n\nyou should be getting paid more!
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You will need to pay $888.49 per month for the first 11 months and a final payment of $888.47 in the twelveth month.\n\nGood luck to you.