they won’t owe a significant amount at the end of the year due to their employment earnings and they won’t receive a large refund at the end of the year due to their employment earnings). A properly filled out W-4 (and state form) will approximately cover the employee’s income tax liabilities (i.e. Income taxes are generally calculated on a table and the amounts are based on the individual worker’s circumstances (Are they single or married? How many allowances do they have?). New employees fill out a W-4 (and a state version of the W-4 when applicable) so that their employee income tax withholdings can be calculated. The employee knows that required taxes like Social Security, Medicare, and local taxes will be withheld from the gross pay along with potential income taxes. In a typical payroll arrangement, an employee agrees to receive a gross wage. Payroll is processed and reported to local, state, and federal tax agencies on a gross basis (before taxes). Agreeing to pay an employee a net (after taxes), rather than a gross (before taxes) can create administrative headaches, financial frustrations for the employer and/or employee, and tax filing difficulties. A household employer finds a nanny who is a great fit, they are ready to make an offer, and the nanny indicates she wants to take home a certain amount. We hear this statement, or similar statements, every day. “My nanny needs to take home $10 per hour.” Negotiating a Pay Rate - Gross and Net Pay
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