Potential Contract work abroad. Help in logistics

[northernladuk]

Thank you again

This role is in Cork and apparently the rent is cheaper there?

The customer says they can only go up to 450 Euros (just over £400).

I don't know if this is enough to cover my living costs in Cork (Rent, £30 a week on food, maybe £20 a month gym, commute costs) + my living costs in the UK which is about £2,000 a month.

I know I can do the job and working in another country for a while sounds nice but I am having a hard time calculating whether this would work financially if I accept the rate above (£400).

Blimey.. If you are finding that hard.....

[HealthyProtein]

I suppose it's the post-tax income I need help with calculating right.

E.g. £400 x 5 x 4 = £8,000 but from that how much would be taxed, the best way to get the most income so that I can pay for both living costs and see what is saved.

[SueEllen]

I suppose it's the post-tax income I need help with calculating right.

E.g. £400 x 5 x 4 = £8,000 but from that how much would be taxed, the best way to get the most income so that I can pay for both living costs and see what is saved.

Look on the Eire government tax website for their tax rates.

[northernladuk]

I suppose it's the post-tax income I need help with calculating right.

E.g. £400 x 5 x 4 = £8,000 but from that how much would be taxed, the best way to get the most income so that I can pay for both living costs and see what is saved.

Read the newbie guides to the right and spend some time on google.

[HealthyProtein]

Thank you

[stek]

I suppose it's the post-tax income I need help with calculating right.

E.g. £400 x 5 x 4 = £8,000 but from that how much would be taxed, the best way to get the most income so that I can pay for both living costs and see what is saved.

Go to iconaccounting.ie and use the calc. 8k a mo would net about 5k but you can offset first three months accom and sundry 100% business costs, and taxsaver.ie to offset public transport costs (called LEAP, much like Oyster in London).