True, true.
Non of that applies to YPs who are US permanent residents though. They only get a one-off relocation grant. They don’t get the annual mobility premium and their tax allowance is only partial…
It’s going to vary on a lot of factors- dependents, marriage, state, year, etc. If you are a US citizen, you’ll be responsible for half your social security and Medicaid taxes, even with the tax allowance they provide. A very quick calculation would be to divide your net offer by something like .73. That should give a very rough estimate on your gross with the tax allowance they provide.Can someone do the math on what is the approximate equivalent of a pre-tax salary in the DC in the private sector for that $125,000 / year. Those offers are “net” and the WBG has a way of compensating for some (but usually not 100%) of taxes that are paid on wages.
Thanks!
In addition, the YP should note that this salary does not include other amounts such as relocation, mobility premiums etc, all of which increase your total package. And yes, the only time you should worry about taxes is if you are a US citizen and even then, there are hardly any YPs who are US citizens.