as much as you want
Your wage IS the hourly rate, so you would get that $7.00 per hour you mentioned. Your check would depend in large part on how many hours you worked.
If you meant how much would your net (take-home) pay be, it depends on your location and what state and local taxes are taken out, whether you have debts being paid automatically (loan payments, back child support, IRS debts.)
If you make less than $32,000 per year your federal tax bracket is probably 15%. That does not include other deductions like Social Security and state income tax. I'd estimate total deductions to be 22 %, but once you get your first check you can do the math more accurately yourself. Just divide the check $ by the number of hours worked to get your net rate.
At 22%, your estimated take-home pay would be $5.46 per hour.
You would be making $6.75 per hour after taxes, so probably around $8 per hour, depending on what taxes you qualify for.
$54.85
$20,800 if you were working 40 hours a week.
He makes $7.64 per hour.
About $43,200
If you are making 12 dollars per hour, and working 30 hours a week, you would make $360 a week. Do you mean that you make 12 dollars an hour after taxes have been applied?
The salary for working 40 hours a week at a rate of $68 per hour would be $2,720.
if you are making 28 dollars an hour and working 40 hours a week, you are earning 1,120 dollars a week. If you work 52 weeks in a year, you will earn 58,240 dollars.
Assuming you work 24 hours, $18. But if you're working the average eight hours, then you will make $6.
34 hours at 8 dollars an hour works out to $272.
500 dollars at 43.00 dollars per hour implies 11.628 hours or 11 hours 37.7 minutes.
...depends on how many hours you're working per week. So, if you're working 40 hours, that's $600 per week - 20 hours is $300 per week...
Assuming an 8 hour working day. 8 x 5 + 5 = 45 hours worked 45 at $8.00 per hour = $360.00
It depends on the working hours per day. If it is 8 hours per day then it is 720 dollars.