richiwatts
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Our local tax office couldn't answer this question and was hoping you can:
To work out how much it would cost a company to pay someone in Sweden you calculate as follows:
net + 33% tax + 32.82% employers tax = total cost
£1000 + 33% tax + 32.82% employers tax = £3096.50 total cost
But the problem is how do you calculate that backwards?
If the company can pay £4000 how would you get the amount for:
net = £
tax = £
Employers tax =£
Thank you in advance for any help
Richi
To work out how much it would cost a company to pay someone in Sweden you calculate as follows:
net + 33% tax + 32.82% employers tax = total cost
£1000 + 33% tax + 32.82% employers tax = £3096.50 total cost
But the problem is how do you calculate that backwards?
If the company can pay £4000 how would you get the amount for:
net = £
tax = £
Employers tax =£
Thank you in advance for any help
Richi