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$0.00 (FREE)FREE Should I Accept A Job Offer Calculator
This useful Should I Accept A Job Offer Calculator is developed to help you to decide if you should accept a job offer by examining the difference in base salary, tax, after tax salary, superannuation, and net income across the current job and the new job.I built this calculator when I need to decide if I should accept a new job offer in late 2011. The base salary of the new job is $15K higher than that of my current one. In order to decide if I should accept the offer, I need to work out how much money I can bank into my pocket after tax. This calculator tells me that I can get $10,425 more ($9,075 more on after tax salary and $1,350 more on superannuation). It seems not bad because I could possibly have extra $756.25 to spend on a monthly basis.
However, the new job takes more travel time - about 1 hour per day. The calculator shows that the new job's hourly rate is actually $0.25 less than the current job when taking this extra 1 hour commute time into consideration and the hourly superannuation of the new job is $0.07 more than that of the current job. It means that I actually make less money if I take the new job because I need to spend more time on the road. By using this Should I Accept A Job Offer Calculator, I decide to turn down the offer as I believe I could better spend the extra 1 hour commute time with my families.
I believe many Australians will face the same situation everyday, so I decide to make this calculator free to download. I hope it can help you to make the "should I accept a job" decision.
Here is a screen shot that will give you a better idea that what you need to do and how this free Should I Accept A Job Offer Calculator may help you.
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Here is a list of features that this Should I Accept A Job Offer Calculator has.
1. Allows to specify the base salary of the current and new job;
2. Automatically calculates superannuation while allows to change the result;
3. Allows to specify Daily Working Hours;
4. Allows to specify No. of Annual Working Days;
5. Calculates Income Tax, Flood Levy, Medicare Levy, & Low Income Tax Offset;
6. Allows to view comparison of current and new job by year, month, fortnight, week, day, or hour;
7. Allows to specify more or less commuting time by how many hours per day;
8. Allows to specify expected non-paid overtime by how many hours per day;
9. Allows to set Australia tax rates.
This calculator is built in Microsoft Excel worksheet. You need to have Microsoft Excel 2000-2010 and Microsoft Windows to use it.
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$29.99Free update and customization bonuses are included in the Commercial Use price.
File Type
.xls - Excel Spreadsheet
.xls - Excel Spreadsheet
File Size
~65KB
~65KB
Required
Microsoft Excel® 2002(XP), 2003, 2007, 2010
Microsoft Windows®
Microsoft Excel® 2002(XP), 2003, 2007, 2010
Microsoft Windows®