Assuming you are single, not saving for 401K, not paying anything for health insurance AND THAT YOU MEAN SEMI-MONTHLY (bi-monthly means every 2 months)
Your Pay Check Results
Semi-monthly Gross Pay $4,166.67
Federal Withholding $858.87
Social Security $258.33
Medicare $60.42
New York $246.78
NY SDI $1.30
City Tax $144.21
Net Pay $2,596.76
Calculation Based On
Tax Year 2007
Gross Pay $100,000.00
Pay Frequency Semi-monthly
Federal Filing Status Single
# of Federal Exemptions 1
Additional Federal W/H 0
State New York
Filing status Single
Allowances 1
Additional State W/H 0
NY SDI Yes
NYC Allowances 1
City Tax NYC Resident
2007-12-03 07:18:21
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answered by NYC_Since_the_90s 6
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2015-08-19 00:38:28
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answered by ? 1
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alright, well at 100,000 dollars a year you fall into the 28% tax bracket. So far you pay 28,000 dollars in federal income taxes. The State Tax in New York State is 6.85%. Then the City tax for New York City is 3.648%. So far you pay 38,498 in taxes. So far you make 61,502 a year take home pay. Divide that by 12 and your monthly check is 5,125.17 a month. Divide that by 2 and your bi monthly income is 2562.58 dollars
2007-12-03 05:43:33
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answered by arkainisofphoenix 3
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i would say about $3000 bi-weekly, maybe a little more. don;t quote that though. i dont know about bi-monthly though.
2007-12-03 05:40:51
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answered by babygirl 2
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it will be hard to say - it depends on how you are filing your takes, also how much you have taken out of your check for retirement, insurance, 401 K etc
2007-12-03 05:34:28
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answered by Anonymous
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How many federal and state deductions are you claiming?
2007-12-03 05:33:12
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answered by kja63 7
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depends on how many exemptions,,and what deductions........
2007-12-03 07:23:53
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answered by richard t 7
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