Isbn: 9798185496206 - the payslip math workout: understand your pay, catch mistakes, and know what your work is worth: 2 (5 risultati)

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Your pay lands, you check one number, and you scroll past the rest. The gross, the tax, the deductions, the codes, the year-to-date - a wall of small print nobody ever taught you to read. But that wall is where mistakes hide, where free money sits unclaimed, and where you find out what your work is really worth. The Payslip Math Workout takes a payslip apart, line by line, with math so simple you do it in your head. No jargon, no tax degree - just the everyday arithmetic that lets you read any payslip, recompute your own pay, and catch what's wrong. You'll learn to: Understand every line on your payslip - gross, net, tax, contributions - finallyCatch when you've been paid wrong: missing hours, the wrong rate, overtime at the flat rate, a deduction that's too bigSee how tax brackets really work - so a pay rise is never "not worth it" (a myth this book busts)Know your real take-home before you say yes to a job, a raise, or extra hoursClaim the free money most people leave behind - the employer pension matchCompare two job offers on what they're really worth - pay, benefits and allPlus two bonus rounds: valuing your whole package, and the tax relief you may be overpayingClaiming the full employer match in the book's example is about $2,500 a year of otherwise-missed money - and catching a single mis-paid overtime week puts real cash back in your pocket. (Illustrative examples from the book; your numbers depend on your job and country.) Country-neutral throughout: it teaches the method, not one nation's rates, so it works wherever you're paid. Nine short chapters. Worked examples, practice problems with room to work, full answer keys, and a one-page "Which Line?" guide. Who this is for: anyone who's ever been baffled by their own payslip. Deliberately simple math - no spreadsheets, no finance background. If you already audit your own payslip to the cent, this one's for the people around you. Grab a pencil. Let's find out what your work is really worth. Written in collaboration with AI under the author's direction. All mathematical content, problems, examples, and answers have been verified. For educational purposes only; not tax or financial advice; rates are illustrative and vary by country. Despite verification, errors may remain. Updated printing - August 2026. Every diagram in this edition is redrawn at a larger type size, so each figure reads cleanly on paper, and the whole set was re-checked at printed size. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Your pay lands, you check one number, and you scroll past the rest. The gross, the tax, the deductions, the codes, the year-to-date - a wall of small print nobody ever taught you to read. But that wall is where mistakes hide, where free money sits unclaimed, and where you find out what your work is really worth. The Payslip Math Workout takes a payslip apart, line by line, with math so simple you do it in your head. No jargon, no tax degree - just the everyday arithmetic that lets you read any payslip, recompute your own pay, and catch what's wrong. You'll learn to: Understand every line on your payslip - gross, net, tax, contributions - finallyCatch when you've been paid wrong: missing hours, the wrong rate, overtime at the flat rate, a deduction that's too bigSee how tax brackets really work - so a pay rise is never "not worth it" (a myth this book busts)Know your real take-home before you say yes to a job, a raise, or extra hoursClaim the free money most people leave behind - the employer pension matchCompare two job offers on what they're really worth - pay, benefits and allPlus two bonus rounds: valuing your whole package, and the tax relief you may be overpayingClaiming the full employer match in the book's example is about $2,500 a year of otherwise-missed money - and catching a single mis-paid overtime week puts real cash back in your pocket. (Illustrative examples from the book; your numbers depend on your job and country.) Country-neutral throughout: it teaches the method, not one nation's rates, so it works wherever you're paid. Nine short chapters. Worked examples, practice problems with room to work, full answer keys, and a one-page "Which Line?" guide. Who this is for: anyone who's ever been baffled by their own payslip. Deliberately simple math - no spreadsheets, no finance background. If you already audit your own payslip to the cent, this one's for the people around you. Grab a pencil. Let's find out what your work is really worth. Written in collaboration with AI under the author's direction. All mathematical content, problems, examples, and answers have been verified. For educational purposes only; not tax or financial advice; rates are illustrative and vary by country. Despite verification, errors may remain. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …