When people say, I pay $500 per week for my housekeeper or nanny, is that usually before or after taxes (gross or net?)?

Similar questions: people pay $500 week housekeeper nanny taxes gross net.

Often, they don't pay taxes This relation is often under the table, and taxes aren't paid at all. When taxes are paid, it's usually because they're hiring the nanny through an agency. In that case the agency pays the taxes, so the wage includes both the tax and the agency's fee.

Agencies receive closer scrutiny, and it's harder for them to get away without paying taxes. It all goes to their expenses, and so they don't pay taxes on that money themselves. $500 a week is a pretty good wage for a nanny, rather above the minimum.

Often they're hired at sub-minimum wages, so I suspect that people paying that much are usually going through an agency, so it includes the taxes.

Poppet! Said: 2 I think it would depend on the particular person, but I would assume that means before taxes.

I think it would depend on the particular person, but I would assume that means before taxes.

4 and I take my 5th on Gary's question...;-) .

And I take my 5th on Gary's question...;-).

" "How do I pay taxes when my wages fluctuate by the week.

Do you pay estimated taxes,the Baucus health bill would make you pay withholding TAX EVERY WEEK instead of quarterly.

Russell Simmons "I want to pay more taxes" & "I don't pay taxes.

I have not been able to pay my taxes will they take my home.

How do I pay taxes when my wages fluctuate by the week.

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