Nannies, what did you make (gross) last year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just got my W2.

I made about 46,000 before taxes. I work about 45hr a week.

How do you feel about this? Are you covering your bills?

Yes, I am covering my bills. In fact I am saving quite a bit.
Yes, I am paying taxes.

[Anonymous]

91k 40 hours

[Anonymous]

$123,760

60 Hours a week. Multiples. San Francisco Bay Area.

[Anonymous]

I find some of these figures unbelievable.

If Walton types are paying $50,000 a year plus room, there is no way a non-Walton type is paying that much more.

For reference, we know a prominent multimillionaire who also paid $50,000 before taxes. No room.

[Anonymous]

$48,000
Midwest
40 hours/week

[Anonymous]

50K. Philadelphia area.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$105,000 after 2 raises working 92 hours a week.

What are your hours? Are you nannying for more than one family? Do you live with a family? I am just figuring out how you do 92 hours/week. That's a lot!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why would anyone declare a cash bonus to IRS? Doesn't sound very smart expecially for us nannies making so little. Let them tax people getting tens of thousands in bonuses and profit sharing. Heck even the president refuses to pay or show his taxes smh.

Because it is the law and it is not good to get in trouble with the IRS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$105,000 after 2 raises working 92 hours a week.

What are your hours? Are you nannying for more than one family? Do you live with a family? I am just figuring out how you do 92 hours/week. That's a lot!

I seriously hope you are working for more than one family. If you are nannying 92 hours for one family, that is sad. That means that both parents are away from their kids 92 hours/week. And, they probably can afford to pay you more than $105k but choose not too.

[Anonymous]

73K 57.25 hours per week

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$105,000 after 2 raises working 92 hours a week.

What are your hours? Are you nannying for more than one family? Do you live with a family? I am just figuring out how you do 92 hours/week. That's a lot!

I seriously hope you are working for more than one family. If you are nannying 92 hours for one family, that is sad. That means that both parents are away from their kids 92 hours/week. And, they probably can afford to pay you more than $105k but choose not too.

Or that, with multiple kids, they want her to stick around even when they're home? Your second comment is even weirder.

[Anonymous]

How is that comment weird? This is not a nanny who lives with the family. Therefore, 92 hours for one family is excessive. And, your comment that "maybe they have multiple kids" is weird. Lots of people have multiple kids and do not require a nanny during off-work hours. In fact, most parents enjoy spending quality time with their kids in the evening and during the weekends. This is important for the child-parent relationship.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$105,000 after 2 raises working 92 hours a week.

What are your hours? Are you nannying for more than one family? Do you live with a family? I am just figuring out how you do 92 hours/week. That's a lot!

I seriously hope you are working for more than one family. If you are nannying 92 hours for one family, that is sad. That means that both parents are away from their kids 92 hours/week. And, they probably can afford to pay you more than $105k but choose not too.

Or that, with multiple kids, they want her to stick around even when they're home? Your second comment is even weirder.

[Anonymous]

This is not your business...

[Anonymous]

This is not your business...

[Anonymous]

98,000

40 to 45 hrs per week

Los Angeles area

1 toddler, no housework.