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Goddamit... Well I seem to have wasted my time with that answer as I see from your other thread that you have decided to stay perm...
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Originally posted by juckky View PostI have a £600/day contract in the bag and when I told my employer I was off they increased my package to ~100k, but I can't work out whether I will be way better off or not.
I have already set the Ltd up as I decided I was going, now I am thinking, not sure, will I have more money ?
Any help as to what % I could expect to keep would be helpful. I have decided though that I don't want to take the p!ss with paying myself £4.50 /hour and will draw 30k a year as PAYE
I don't want to be rude (unfortuantely I always end up doing it) but if you are taking a job for 600 a day and are on 100K at work shouldn't you kind of be at a level where you can work stuff out for yourself and analyse situations to find the best outcome??? The fact you might not be working a full year on contract seems not to have registered to you and some rule of thumb calculations wouldn't have been too difficult to do. 600 * 200 days = 120K you pay less tax on the 120k as a limited so would be pretty safe to say is better than 100K permie.
Also you fail to mention anything about the benefits of the permie role. Jobs at ~100K do not tend to have basic perks. Car's, health insurance, share options, bonus etc can really add to a basic salary.
Very difficult for us to make a life changing desicion on your behalf with very scratchy details I am afraid.
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Depends how old you are too and whether you want to top up your pension too. I am in exactly that position, I recently started a new gig at last rate +90% but I will continue to draw pay and divis as per the last gig and all that extra dosh will be heading straight into my SIPP. That is, IMO, way better than a £100k salary.
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Decisions, Decisions Perm->Contract
I have a £600/day contract in the bag and when I told my employer I was off they increased my package to ~100k, but I can't work out whether I will be way better off or not.
I have already set the Ltd up as I decided I was going, now I am thinking, not sure, will I have more money ?
Any help as to what % I could expect to keep would be helpful. I have decided though that I don't want to take the p!ss with paying myself £4.50 /hour and will draw 30k a year as PAYETags: None
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