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Salary & job offer calculator

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Keep up to three named scenarios, then change the calculator for the next one. Saved comparisons stay in this tab and disappear when you leave. To save a file, choose “Save as PDF” in your browser’s print dialog.

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Offer A
Your estimate, not a marginal bracket. Includes relevant federal, state, local and payroll taxes.
Exclude benefits already in salary; noncash value is shown separately.
Offer B
Your estimate, not a marginal bracket. Includes relevant federal, state, local and payroll taxes.
Exclude benefits already in salary; noncash value is shown separately.
Changing jobs
Example result

Offer B leaves more spendable cash

Offer A: monthly cash after entered costs$1,700
Offer B: monthly cash after entered costs$2,083
B minus A: annual cash$4,600
B first-year cash after moving cost$22,000

Estimates update as you change the numbers. Review the assumptions below.

See the breakdown

A: annual taxes (assumed effective rate)
$20,000
B: annual taxes (assumed effective rate)
$27,000
A: annual noncash employer benefits
$5,000
B: annual noncash employer benefits
$5,000
B minus A: cash + valued benefits
$4,600
A: spendable cash per work + commute hour
$10
B: spendable cash per work + commute hour
$12
Months of extra cash to recoup moving
7.8 months

How to read this estimate

Taxes use your estimated effective combined income and payroll tax rate, not your marginal bracket. This is not a tax-return or withholding calculation. Benefit premiums are deducted after estimated taxes; reflect pretax deductions in your effective rate.

Noncash employer benefits are shown separately from spendable cash. Value only benefits you expect to receive, accounting for vesting and eligibility. Bonus amounts are assumptions, not guaranteed pay.

Enter comparable housing, childcare and other living costs for both locations. Hourly comparisons include work and commute time; they do not put a value on lifestyle or job security.