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A starting point for comparing employment offers: the gross salary needed in another jurisdiction to match take-home pay at home. Coverage: United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Australia, New York, USA, California, USA, Texas, USA. The UK comparison uses England, Wales and Northern Ireland; Scotland has separate controls on the UK take-home calculator.
It models standard employment income, income tax and compulsory contributions. The full comparison pages separate spendable take-home from workplace pension, Australian superannuation and UAE end-of-service benefits, with scheme limits stated clearly. It does not compare rent, healthcare, childcare, immigration eligibility or cross-border tax residency. It is an estimate, not personal tax advice.
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The tables in these pieces are free to quote, chart or republish in full, in print or online, under CC BY 4.0. Credit it as Source: Salary Crossing with a link to the piece:
- The worst salary in Britain to get a pay rise
- The exact salary where Scotland starts costing you more
- Two salaries beat one, and the gap is bigger than you think
- 4.5× your income is a ceiling, not a budget
- The pay cut you can afford leaving New York
- Is a move from London to Dubai worth it financially?
Every figure is computed from the tax authorities' own published rates, and the sources are listed on the about page. If you need a figure for a salary or a country pairing that isn't on the site, or want the working behind a number before you publish it, email [email protected].