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Take home salary calculator - Texas vs California
Posted on 11/29/10 at 2:20 pm
Posted on 11/29/10 at 2:20 pm
Can somebody link me to an online calculator or a website that can help compare net take home salaries between Texas and California? I am interested in comparing the take home salaries between someone making $80k in Texas and someone making $100k in California.
I am assuming the federal income tax bracket does not change between $80k and $100k. But I want to be able to account for the state taxes in California (not sure what % that is).
I am assuming the federal income tax bracket does not change between $80k and $100k. But I want to be able to account for the state taxes in California (not sure what % that is).
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Posted on 11/29/10 at 2:44 pm to saintforlife
I'd be really surprised if it wasn't worth it to move with a 25% increase in pay.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 2:55 pm to C
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I'd be really surprised if it wasn't worth it to move with a 25% increase in pay.
I wouldn't be surprised, although it depends on where in texass and where in california. Taxes are a lot higher in california, property and state income, not to mention gas, auto insurance and general cost of living.
of course, california is a much nicer place to live.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 3:07 pm to Monkey
Posted on 11/29/10 at 3:13 pm to C
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Here is another that shows a much bigger difference. As an example I put in Houston to Orange County comparing an $80 grand salary. The previous link showed only a $6000 increase needed while this one shows a $48,000 increase needed. Pretty surprised they are that different.
Here is another that shows a much bigger difference. As an example I put in Houston to Orange County comparing an $80 grand salary. The previous link showed only a $6000 increase needed while this one shows a $48,000 increase needed. Pretty surprised they are that different.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 3:24 pm to saintforlife
Posted on 11/29/10 at 4:01 pm to Monkey
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of course, california is a much nicer place to live.
Very subjective.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 4:15 pm to Will Cover
quote:Extremely!
Very subjective.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 4:27 pm to Will Cover
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of course, california is a much nicer place to live.
Very subjective.
texass fricking blows. California just blows.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 5:25 pm to TulaneTigerFan
According to these calculators, a person making $100k in CA vs somebody making $80k in Texas will only bring home ~$600 per month more.
The state taxes are almost $500 per month in California which obviously is a huge hit.
Not sure if ~$600 is enough to cover the increased cost of living. Just for example a decent one bed room apt costs $1300-$1500 to rent in North San Jose.
The state taxes are almost $500 per month in California which obviously is a huge hit.
Not sure if ~$600 is enough to cover the increased cost of living. Just for example a decent one bed room apt costs $1300-$1500 to rent in North San Jose.
Posted on 11/30/10 at 11:31 am to C
quote:But it won't be a 25% increase in take home pay. Since pay is only part of the decision, the increase should be calculated and factored in to make an informed decision.
I'd be really surprised if it wasn't worth it to move with a 25% increase in pay.
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