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    £100K+ permie job

    Weird... got a couple of people hunting me down for £100K+bens permie roles. Same sort of thing I do now - Programme Management & Business Development. Will be lucky to gross that this year through my co.

    Never worked a permie job in the UK before... what would I be looking at after tax - £5000 p/m?

    What other perks should I be trying to negotiate? I don't have a car or many work expenses. Pension contributions?
    Don't ask Beaker. He's just another muppet.

    #2
    Have you tried the ask beaker thread? :-)

    Seriously - you should take home about £5k/month. Pension is very important - but health and life insurance benefits are important too.

    The main thing is does the role suit - and do you want to go permanent? Its an obvious security/money exchange.

    Good luck!
    BP

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      #3
      Just over 5k per month.

      I had a bonus payment that pushed me over the 100k mark, plus shares. In addition a company pension where if you put 10% of your salary in, they'd put another 15% of your salary on top.

      60k take home per year plus another 10k in shares. Don't know why I quit to be honest.
      What happens in General, stays in General.
      You know what they say about assumptions!

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        #4
        Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post
        Just over 5k per month.

        I had a bonus payment that pushed me over the 100k mark, plus shares. In addition a company pension where if you put 10% of your salary in, they'd put another 15% of your salary on top.

        60k take home per year plus another 10k in shares. Don't know why I quit to be honest.
        To make your fortune selling Sledges and other tat?
        merely at clientco for the entertainment

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          #5
          Originally posted by eek View Post
          To make your fortune selling Sledges and other tat?
          No. In hindsight. I think it's because I'm a petulant twat.
          What happens in General, stays in General.
          You know what they say about assumptions!

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            #6
            Cheers guys...

            Never seriously thought about going permie, but everyone has their price I guess!

            Trying to save up for another house this year and I just make the best out of any situation tbh, so permie vs contract doesn't matter too much if the role is the same... not ashamed to say I work mainly for the money!

            One of the opportunities has a profit share/bonus component, but the pension contribution matching is a good idea.
            Don't ask Beaker. He's just another muppet.

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              #7
              Originally posted by beaker View Post
              Cheers guys...

              Never seriously thought about going permie, but everyone has their price I guess!

              Trying to save up for another house this year and I just make the best out of any situation tbh, so permie vs contract doesn't matter too much if the role is the same... not ashamed to say I work mainly for the money!

              One of the opportunities has a profit share/bonus component, but the pension contribution matching is a good idea.
              TBH, that in itself should be driver. The stupid ass thing with contracting is, for a mortgage you need 3 years worth of accounts and the figure you use is your profit. So if you invoiced £100k for the year the 'profit' on your accounts will be £80k before Corporation tax. The mortgage companies take that off as well , so you're starting at a 60k figure for multiples.

              For 'Perm' they use the whole £100k! Fricking stoopid.
              What happens in General, stays in General.
              You know what they say about assumptions!

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                #8
                Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post
                TBH, that in itself should be driver. The stupid ass thing with contracting is, for a mortgage you need 3 years worth of accounts and the figure you use is your profit. So if you invoiced £100k for the year the 'profit' on your accounts will be £80k before Corporation tax. The mortgage companies take that off as well , so you're starting at a 60k figure for multiples.

                For 'Perm' they use the whole £100k! Fricking stoopid.
                I didn't.
                Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
                +5 Xeno Cool Points

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post
                  In addition a company pension where if you put 10% of your salary in, they'd put another 15% of your salary on top.
                  Mug.

                  2 beaker - take the job but ask to use your Ltd to invoice monthly.

                  HTH

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post
                    No. In hindsight. I think it's because I'm a petulant twat.
                    No, you quit because they actually made you work for the money and that left too little time for your CUK "activities"

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