Mine was the same because my office hasn't started using the new withholding tables.

Yuck. We are going to lose about $300 per month.

But none of this impacts the middle class, right? Hah.

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Anonymous wrote:Total for DH and me was about $300 less take home. DS just turned two so we were going to start saving $300 a month on daycare, so there goes that.

I recommend trying to work a little harder and getting a raise or starting a side business to generate savings.

Counting on the continuation of a tax holiday for your savings is a poor decision.

Re-read her comment nitwit. you've misunderstood.

Ours is about the same.

Down $125 per month on my income alone. It works out to under $30 per week, so I'll survive.

Take home pay down $180 per month, DH probably about the same.


$360 a month after taxes -- that's a pretty big hit!

-$50

$67 less a month. Only benefit to being a poor.

$200.00 less a month.....fuck

YIKES! Combined $500/mo.

We already had actually factored that in a while ago. This is why we has an AuPair starting next month, instead of a nanny. Between the hit we take and added employement taxes we would have to pay for her, might as well ship the job overseas.

Yes, Rich people's problems, but you don't stay rich if you don't economize.

Anonymous wrote:Total for DH and me was about $300 less take home. DS just turned two so we were going to start saving $300 a month on daycare, so there goes that.

I recommend trying to work a little harder and getting a raise or starting a side business to generate savings.

Counting on the continuation of a tax holiday for your savings is a poor decision.

My take home went down by $50 this pay. So about $100 a month less. Not sure what of that is the FICA restoration vs. health insurance vs. charitable giving.

Total for DH and me was about $300 less take home. DS just turned two so we were going to start saving $300 a month on daycare, so there goes that.

my take-home went down by $12.00

Enter your net, and you will get a breakdown of your new tax burden. Ours is increasing by $333 a month, goes down to $274 at month 7...oh yippeee

http://www.kiplinger.com/tools/Social_Security_payroll_tax_increase_calculator/index.php