Figuring out your 2010 tax refund? Need to figure out quickly net paycheck or pay taxes? Want to compare net pay and taxes across states? Want to know whats the impact of upcoming income tax changes on your pay in 2011?Or just dont like color scheme defaults in other calculator apps? This app helps you make quick and easy net pay and pay tax calculations. For example, within seconds:+ Estimate total taxes owed for 2010 and use it to estimate your tax refund+ Figure out 2010 net pay for a job offer in California vs. Washington + Compare net pay between jobs that offer higher base pay vs. job with stock grants+ Figure out how much you will keep out of that upcoming $10K bonus+ Figure out how much more will you get bi-weekly with that 5% merit increase+ Figure out how much you will get when entering your pay on weekly vs. bi-monthly basis+ Figure out your net pay in 2011:+ Save pay package calculations, then in a moment compare their summary by just turning iPhone on a side+ Email pay package calculations to family & friends FEATURES:+ Quick & Easy to change any of the figures (e.g. states, dependents, pay period)+ Built in any US States tax calculation, Medicare, social security, and federal tax+ Support for pay package items: taxable benefits, tuition allowance, stock grants+ Customization of the background colors in the app (e.g. prefer blue, red, or green?)+ Support for weekly, bi-weekly, bi-monthly, monthly, and annual pay periods+ Saving, viewing, comparing, and emailing calculated items separately or a list+ Export all the calculation details in the spreadsheet (CSV)+ Support for adding comments when saving calculation items+ Landscape browsing of saved calculation items (can be turned-off)+ Works off-line (e.g. while youre roaming internationally or on an airplane)Disclaimer:The results of this app are estimates on as-is basis and are not suitable for your tax return filing or calculating required IRS paycheck withholding. The app does not have all 1040 line items required to account for your unique circumstances and calculate exact amount of tax owed. Pay withholding requires use of IRS withholding tables, which do not necessarily result in the same amount of tax on a paycheck basis. http://www.aaerobyte.com
