Depends on total years of work experience. Here are my thoughts. You should get paid at least as much as your ibanking friends but the base/bonus mix will different. If ibanking pays analysts $65k in base and $55k in bonus for a total of $120k then you should get the same amount in total but bonus % should be adjusted down to maybe 33% of total comp. In this case you should make about $80k in base and $40k in bonus as a venture capital analyst.
No, you cannot issue a 1099 to an employee for a bonus. Bonuses are considered taxable income and should be reported on the employee's W-2 form, not on a 1099 form.
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Around about 40000 a year!!!!
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1 percent of 40000 = 4001% of 40000= 1% * 40000= 0.01 * 40000= 400
22% of 40000= 22% * 40000= 0.22 * 40000= 8800
3.5% of 40000= 3.5% * 40000= 0.035 * 40000= 1400
3.15% of 40000= 3.15% * 40000= 0.0315 * 40000= 1260
40000
yes beause it makes you learn more with out the teacher It should not be a bonus, but should be a regular grade to help your average for the year. If you're doing the work, you should get credit, not a bonus
40000 is 400,00
2.4% of 40,000= 2.4% * 40000= 0.024 * 40000= 960
40000 is numerical value.
3% of 40000 = 3% * 40000 = 0.03 * 40000 = 1200