monthly pay during residency - lasix

[ArchivalUser]

I have a question, Howmuch will be my monthly pay if my annual salary is 42000 USD. and if I show my wife(she is not working) and my child as dependent.

42000/12 =3500usd am I correct?

[ArchivalUser]

after taxes you will take home about 2400/mo

[ArchivalUser]

please,
does someone know how to calculate these taxes??? aprox.. and how they changed if you are on a J1 or an H1b visas? how they changed if your wife does not work (on H4 of course)? I know the same that after taxes you take home aprox 2500-2400 but dont know how people calculate it!!

[ArchivalUser]

Copy paste all of the link below and feed in the Annual salary and the state. Also choose the option married filing joint and head of the household.


http://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/layou...C+FL+32092&jobtitle=Clinical+Research+Coordinator&jobcode=HC07000365&narrowdesc=Healthcare+--+Administrative&narrowcode=HC01&yearsofexp=&zipadjustfct=-0.067&metrocode=79&zipcode=32092&r=salswz_swzlocbll_psr&p=050205_psr_495&s=salary&wsrcode=SW1&pagenumber=5&salway=B&paycheckcalc=0&educationcode1=

[ArchivalUser]

Thanks for the site .

[ArchivalUser]

after tax it comes to around 2500-3000.
You need to deduct federal taxes(around 25%) then deduct individual state tax(around 5%)/........google the details up and do your own maths then!

[ArchivalUser]

Monthly payroll deductions include: Federal taxes, State taxes, social security taxes, your part on health insurance. At the end of a year, you file tax form and you will get the money you pay more, or you have to pay them the money you owe, depending on your own situation.

[ArchivalUser]

thank you step2ckjan07!!! it really works!!

[ArchivalUser]

my two cents

http://www.paycheckcity.com/netpaycalc/n...ulator.asp

put zero in allowances