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Nuspark
Hello, just wondering how folks are working out their rates.
I realise you work out what you want to earn per year and the total overheads of your business, add these two together and then divide it by the amount of hours you will work per year to arrive at an hourly rate.
My questions are:
1 ) how many hours per year is realistic, bearing in mind not all time is spent physically on jobs?
2) If I want to take home say £500 a week after tax, how do I allow for tax i.e. how do I work out what tax I'll have to pay on that?
Thanks in advance.
I realise you work out what you want to earn per year and the total overheads of your business, add these two together and then divide it by the amount of hours you will work per year to arrive at an hourly rate.
My questions are:
1 ) how many hours per year is realistic, bearing in mind not all time is spent physically on jobs?
2) If I want to take home say £500 a week after tax, how do I allow for tax i.e. how do I work out what tax I'll have to pay on that?
Thanks in advance.