I use https://secure.gtmassociates.com/Desktop/TaxCalculator.aspx

OMG. I can throw away my endless charts.

Thank you!

Sure, it's here:

https://calculator.homeworksolutions.com/hourly.cfm

Hey OP - I don't know what's up w/ the preceding crazies but I read your email and thought "Really? There's a calculator that will save me the endless backing into hourly rates old school math?"

Would you share the calculator, for those of us who understood exactly what you meant?

Thanks!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How cheap is your friend?

DCUM, you can always be counted on.

Some of us have been around the block a few times.
I suspect your friend can't really afford a nanny.
Just tell her nanny care is the most expensive care.

Ya don't say?

Anyway, I found it. Never mind.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How cheap is your friend?

DCUM, you can always be counted on.

Some of us have been around the block a few times.
I suspect your friend can't really afford a nanny.
Just tell her nanny care is the most expensive care.

Anonymous wrote:How cheap is your friend?

DCUM, you can always be counted on.

How cheap is your friend?

Hello, back a few years ago when I had a nanny, I had a link to a calculator that would help you figure out the hourly rate for your nanny. For example, if I wanted to pay $XX a week for 50 hours, I would put that into the calculator and it would give me the hourly rate accounting for overtime. I was going to refer a friend to this calculator but I can't seem to find it. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

I know you can just figure this out using math and stuff, but this made things easier.

TIA