Mechanics needed 120k/yr+

[Nyteryder]

I may be interested depending on what it is exactly. Already have DoD clearance and a CaC card for a Civilian contract at Rucker.

Job is simple you get paid 120k to work on MRAP's in afghanistan and you also get paid training stateside. You get a secret clearance paid for by company if you dont already have one and you dont need to be a certified mechanic to get the job. Send me a pm if you are still interested and i will send u my number and i can get u more info

[112480]

Job is simple you get paid 120k to work on MRAP's in afghanistan and you also get paid training stateside. You get a secret clearance paid for by company if you dont already have one and you dont need to be a certified mechanic to get the job. Send me a pm if you are still interested and i will send u my number and i can get u more info

Hey nyteryder question, a little off ur topic, but i always wondered,... When u get that money back stateside, do they TAX it or is it tax free because of the position and conditions it was set on???

[Vteckidd]

Hey nyteryder question, a little off ur topic, but i always wondered,... When u get that money back stateside, do they TAX it or is it tax free because of the position and conditions it was set on???

I forget exactly but up to $80,000 or something is tax free, after that its taxed at the regular rate IIRC

[112480]

I forget exactly but up to $80,000 or something is tax free, after that its taxed at the regular rate IIRC

Well that would be REALLY good then. $80k tax free and only $40k taxed which still SHOULD give u anywhere between $20-30k after tax.

[Vteckidd]

Well that would be REALLY good then. $80k tax free and only $40k taxed which still SHOULD give u anywhere between $20-30k after tax.

Working overseas as a contractor one is tax free to $87,600.00 per year. However, there are certain conditions which must be meet to claim the tax free status. There are Two sets of criteria by which the IRS state that you must meet to claim tax free status. One way to qualify is a set of rules called, "PHYSICAL PRESENCE TEST" This set of rules state that you must be out of the United States a total of 330 days of YOUR PHYSICAL YEAR.

Anything over that amount is taxes at the rate of the whole IE if you make 125,000 you pay taxes on the amount over 87,600 at 35% if you are a single male.

125000-87,600=$37400 taxed at 35% , you wouldnt pay the 12-15% on the $37,400, youd pay tax on the whole amount, just the first $87600 is tax free. I would think you would take the standard deduction off of the 37400 though..........

before deduction you would still take home $111,310. Not bad lol

[112480]

Anything over that amount is taxes at the rate of the whole IE if you make 125,000 you pay taxes on the amount over 87,600 at 35% if you are a single male.

125000-87,600=$37400 taxed at 35% , you wouldnt pay the 12-15% on the $37,400, youd pay tax on the whole amount, just the first $87600 is tax free. I would think you would take the standard deduction off of the 37400 though..........

before deduction you would still take home $111,310. Not bad lol

cool.

[Nyteryder]

Hey nyteryder question, a little off ur topic, but i always wondered,... When u get that money back stateside, do they TAX it or is it tax free because of the position and conditions it was set on???

the first 95k is tax free but u must be out of the USA for 330 days out the year to get it. So the best way to do it is take one of your vacations visiting another country. The company will pay for the flight where ever u want to go.