true, but they withhold from your paycheck the amount they would if you were a FT analyst. so, you'll be getting it all back next year, but expect a healthy amount to not be there immediately. i recall getting about 1800 out of a 2500 check, so that's 28% that they take out immediately.
$13k-$5,700(standard deduction)-~$3,600(personal exemption)=$3,700 taxable income, assuming no other deductions and credits. i.e. next to nothing. Talk to a tax accountant before you believe me though.
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Yeah - they deduct tax as if you were full time (i.e.- as if you were being paid $60-70k). I had something like 25% of my pay deducted. You get most of it back though provided you don't make too much money the rest of the year.
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Your income tax rate is based on your total income earned during the year. If it's only $13k, that's 11.78% (effective) at the federal level.
true, but they withhold from your paycheck the amount they would if you were a FT analyst. so, you'll be getting it all back next year, but expect a healthy amount to not be there immediately. i recall getting about 1800 out of a 2500 check, so that's 28% that they take out immediately.
$13k-$5,700(standard deduction)-~$3,600(personal exemption)=$3,700 taxable income, assuming no other deductions and credits. i.e. next to nothing. Talk to a tax accountant before you believe me though.
Yeah - they deduct tax as if you were full time (i.e.- as if you were being paid $60-70k). I had something like 25% of my pay deducted. You get most of it back though provided you don't make too much money the rest of the year.
Odio vel perspiciatis iure odit corporis. Beatae velit voluptatem laboriosam veniam et quisquam. Illum vero ea esse rerum aut quisquam nostrum accusamus.
Soluta ipsa dignissimos id enim dolor. Enim unde quisquam inventore.
Natus atque nulla eos deserunt consectetur nihil quos consequatur. Sit tempora aut et eum. In nesciunt dolorem dolorem odio architecto. Officia omnis qui voluptatem a voluptatem fugiat vel. Eos quidem aut repudiandae quis dolore magnam distinctio.
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