I think I've just discovered one of my new favourite blogs, speaking unbirdled truth.
Yeah, by all accounts reading online indicates a 45% tax rate for a sole-trader[1]. I'll have to enquire with the few mates there -- don't see a reason as to why they'd bullshit me. Frankly I have nfi however, apologies…
I have a few friends in London, contracting whilst working a Single Person Business (lacking the proper terminology). Super high wages £500 - £700 per day, whilst having an effective tax rate or 13%. Boom.
> closer to $70k (AUD) for a grad seems to be the norm Which by all accounts is a fantastic wage for someone fresh out of Uni -- nothing to sneeze at. Don't get discouraged keep at it, you'll get there.
> The larger tech companies in Melbourne and Sydney are giving $120k+ AUD total comp to grads. That's some nonsense. Could you drop some names for 'Graduate X' which has that kind of pay scale? With that being said,…
I think I've just discovered one of my new favourite blogs, speaking unbirdled truth.
Yeah, by all accounts reading online indicates a 45% tax rate for a sole-trader[1]. I'll have to enquire with the few mates there -- don't see a reason as to why they'd bullshit me. Frankly I have nfi however, apologies…
I have a few friends in London, contracting whilst working a Single Person Business (lacking the proper terminology). Super high wages £500 - £700 per day, whilst having an effective tax rate or 13%. Boom.
> closer to $70k (AUD) for a grad seems to be the norm Which by all accounts is a fantastic wage for someone fresh out of Uni -- nothing to sneeze at. Don't get discouraged keep at it, you'll get there.
> The larger tech companies in Melbourne and Sydney are giving $120k+ AUD total comp to grads. That's some nonsense. Could you drop some names for 'Graduate X' which has that kind of pay scale? With that being said,…