Policy Memo AIR100-16-160-PM02 changed the training requirements for Designated Engineering Representatives (DER), Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) engineering unit members (EUM), as well as FAA aviation safety engineers and flight test personnel who manage DERs and/or are members of ODA Organization management Teams (OMT).
$33,696 (gross income) - $10,108 (money to taxes)=$23,585 take home nurse salary or $1965 per month.That sounds about right if I remember correctly! Remember this was back in 2003.ccording to PayScale.com, the average nurse salary today is somewhere between $38,000 and $78,000 per year ($20- $37 per hour with $26 being the average). There can be huge differences in pay from place to place.
I was thinking 40% goes to taxes and 20% for mal practice (varies by specialty, so I'm talking about average), leaving someone with $100k after taxes/mal practice.ax the rich because they have all the money! Sounds good until you consider what you personally would do if taxed @ 92% of your salary -- say you're an ER doc making another 1200 for that saturday shift..and after tax you end up with 8% of that, a whopping $96, less $20 for gas to and from work..