insurance overhead costs
What is the typical workload in Colorado? I am asking only for state, federal, Social Security, etc?
No overheads operation, including insurance. Thanks,
Here is a formula that will get close attention: the actual wages paid + (salary x .0765) for FICA / Medicare + (salary x .008) for futa + (salary x .027) to suta + (x time?) for work. comp. = Total labor cost rate These are the parts of the employer, you have to find the standard rate for workers' compensation insurance (workers) in your state for the position you want. To an outsider, the only difference is that you have to pay a full-time rate for the job. comp., or 40 hours per week. Add to this the benefits of employees who want to pay. You can have a suta rest if you paid on time and have no right against unemployment.
Dennis CSHCAC
