Perm - Hmmm How much tax?????

**d000hg** · 27 July 2015, 10:27

What about matched pension contributions, private health, company car, paid holidays?

**northernladuk** · 27 July 2015, 10:37

Not uncommon to have a bonus at certain levels as well.....and take a long stint on the bench off your current income as well.. yadda yadda

But still, you have to remember this is the norm and we are lucky. A lot of these posts about not going back perm for more than £120k etc forget all this. Won't be as attractive in a few years time either so never take it for granted. It's gonna hurt in future years if you do. 60k puts you in the top 5% of earners in the UK so it's not to be poo pooed. It doesn't help that your wife doesn't work either so you are only talking about your personal income..

Just another pointless moan about your life really then. Off to General with you....

**cojak** · 27 July 2015, 10:43

Originally posted by d000hg View Post

What about matched pension contributions, private health, company car, paid holidays?

and don't forget share options...

**cojak** · 27 July 2015, 10:43

...and performance reviews.

**pr1** · 27 July 2015, 10:44

+ it sounds like less travel time, cheaper commute, less time away from home

**cojak** · 27 July 2015, 10:45

Originally posted by pr1 View Post

+ it sounds like less travel time, cheaper commute, less time away from home

Yep, that has to go into the mix as well.

**northernladuk** · 27 July 2015, 10:52

Training and opportunity for career advancement......

**Pherlopolus** · 27 July 2015, 10:53

Duvet days? Stress Breaks? you would probably need more as a permie...

**unixman** · 27 July 2015, 10:54

Originally posted by psychocandy View Post

Never generally consider perm but a good one has come up VERY close to home. 60K plus benefits.... Ran it through PAYE calculator.

ONLY £3500 take home a month - bit disappointing. Lots of Tax/NI.

Not even sure if my lifestyle can take this drop.... Pity it was good as well.

Then again we might all be in this position after April.....

£3500 take home a month is 70% of gross. That is pretty good, even before the benefits/pension etc are taken into account.

Perm - Hmmm How much tax?????