When you drivers mention your pay are you saying your gross (before taxes) or net (after taxes)?
Im going to assume NET but I just want to make sure.
When people talk about pay...
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by runawayload, Feb 16, 2013.
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When ppl ask me about the pay,im talking after taxes.
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dunno, i make .36 a mile + .02 if i run over 2100 miles in 7 days + .02 safety bonus paid on all miles run in a quarter. i avg 2960 miles a week. that's all GROSS. i aint getting rich, but for only having about 10 months experience. i'll take it.
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Should be gross. Deductions will vary depending upon the person's situation. Taxes, insurance, retirement contributions, etc.
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Gross!! always gross. After tax depends on to many differing factors, #dependents, health ins. child support ect
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The reason I ask is I see people say I make 700-900 or 1000 a week. If thats gross then one can assume theres roughly 40% coming out for taxes and other things.
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Who knows half the time it's BS
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I make 28% of load pay and take home around 800 on a bad week 1200 on good one's
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