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flashdan
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 Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 1:19 pm Post subject: urgent is this a good package for india |
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hi i've been offred this package to work in india and from what i've heard its a really good deal but can some one confirme for me it is
An annual salary of US$30,000 - paid in Indian Rupees
Annual return flights to the UK
Furnished accommodation close to the school, plus an allowance for utilities
Transport to and from school
Comprehensive medical insurance
Relocation allowance equivalent to US$1,000 at the begining and end of contract
i would be working in new delhi and they want a answer asap thanks to anyone who can help |
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Stephen Jones
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| Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 2:53 pm Post subject: |
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| It's a fabulous salary. Do remember you'll lose a big chunk to income tax though. |
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Cerebral
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| Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 2:55 pm Post subject: Re: urgent is this a good package for india |
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| flashdan wrote: |
hi i've been offred this package to work in india and from what i've heard its a really good deal but can some one confirme for me it is
An annual salary of US$30,000 - paid in Indian Rupees
Annual return flights to the UK
Furnished accommodation close to the school, plus an allowance for utilities
Transport to and from school
Comprehensive medical insurance
Relocation allowance equivalent to US$1,000 at the begining and end of contract
i would be working in new delhi and they want a answer asap thanks to anyone who can help |
A very good package ...even good for an expensive city like Mumbai ceteris paribus. lol
However, u may want to find out about the foll-
a) The tax implications - or the after tax salary.
b) Find out about this first -the take home pay - the money that u actually carry home / month. Salary structures could be different. Do have have a salary break-up yet?
c) Your spending habits and all...]
Otheriwse go for it. Lastly, also confirm the credibilty of your employer...find out more ...or if u'd like to share it on this forum...others also meybe able to give inputs on ur employer's reputation.
Regards, |
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flashdan
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| Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 3:45 pm Post subject: |
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| thanks a lot guys i'm really greatful for your swift response i forgot all about tax dose anyone know what ammount i'd be taxed at |
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Stephen Jones
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| Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 4:15 pm Post subject: |
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| Tax is around 30%. There may well be other deductions as well. |
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graftonstreetgulf
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Did they mention shifts? It sounds as though you'll be doing call centre coaching in which case it will be 11pm till 7am or the like due to their North American clients.
That could be as painful as any tax burden. |
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Stephen Jones
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| What makes you think it's call centre stuff? Certainly not for the US (the guy is being flown from the UK). |
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