No salary is pre-tax and net is take home.
It's pre-tac. Gross anything is pre deductions of any sort.
Your gross salary - meaning the amount they pay you before they take anything out for taxes (or insurance, etc.)
Assuming you're referring to the pre-tax salary deferral maximum, it will be $16,500 (unchanged from 2010).
The total on your W-2 is is total salary minus your pre-tax deductions for things like flex-spending for daycare or medical.
Monthly salary is not a tax, though you may have to pay taxes on your salary as required by your local, state, and national tax laws.
starting salary of a tax assistant is around 21 thousand
This is termed as your "Gross Salary" or "Net Salary".
That is the amount that a worker is paid for his or her services over the course of a whole year before any money is taken out to pay for taxes.
withholding tax
A 401(k) loan provides the opportunity of significant tax advantages. Employer contributions and plan expenses are usually deductible from the business’ earnings. Pre-tax salary contributions and then any earnings are not taxed until withdrawn.
what effect do pretax salary reductions have on the federal income tax?