Calculating On-Costs: USD 10 Gross Salary

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The discussion centers on calculating on-costs based on a gross salary of USD 10, which is incorrectly stated as 60% of net salary. The correct relationship is that net salary is 60% of gross salary, resulting in a net salary of USD 6. The on-costs calculated from the net salary include: Flight on-cost at USD 0.18, Transport on-cost at USD 0.30, Medical on-cost at USD 0.18, Accommodation on-cost at USD 1.32, and Gratuity on-cost at USD 0.54. The total of these on-costs sums to 42% of the net salary, not the 40% initially mentioned.

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Hey,

Gross Salary is USD 10 (Gross salary is 60% of Net Salary)

Flight on-cost = 3% of Net salary
Transport on-cost - 5% of Net salary
Medical on-cost = 3% of Net Salary
Accommodation on-cost = 22% of Net Salary
Gratuity on-cost = 9% of Net Salary

(On-costs total 40% of Net Salary)

How do I calculate what the USD$ value is for each of the on-costs?

Thank you so much for help, and I'm sorry if this is an elementary question!
 
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gibbon85 said:
Hey,

Gross Salary is USD 10 (Gross salary is 60% of Net Salary)
Is this correct? I have never heard of "gross" being smaller than "net"!
Assuming you have those backward and "Net Salary is 60% of Gross Salary" then, with Gross Salary being $10, Net Salary is $6.

Flight on-cost = 3% of Net salary
3% of $6 is $0.18

Transport on-cost - 5% of Net salary
5% of $6 is $0.30

Medical on-cost = 3% of Net Salary
3% of $6 is $0.18 again.

Accommodation on-cost = 22% of Net Salary
22% of $6 is $1.32.

Gratuity on-cost = 9% of Net Salary
9% of $6 is $0.54.

(On-costs total 40% of Net Salary)
Then you have something wrong: 3%+ 5%+ 3%+ 22%+ 9%= 42%, not 40%.

How do I calculate what the USD$ value is for each of the on-costs?

Thank you so much for help, and I'm sorry if this is an elementary question!
 

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