So true. A coworker of mine once won a TV at a company event. She ended up not taking the TV because the tax on it was more than what the TV was worth in the real world.
I think if the prize is less than $600 it isnt taxable
So true. A coworker of mine once won a TV at a company event. She ended up not taking the TV because the tax on it was more than what the TV was worth in the real world.
No kidding. On launch day, our local Apple Store employees did hourly runs up and down the lines giving out free water, chips, cookies, donuts, etc. About half way through my wait, they even paid for Chick-fil-a to wheel a cart of chicken nuggets (with sauces!) down the line and give out free boxes. Four hours in line wasn't my ideal situation, but the employees put on a happy face and made us as comfortable as they could.
wow... a WHOLE $150 bucks. lame.
So true. A coworker of mine once won a TV at a company event. She ended up not taking the TV because the tax on it was more than what the TV was worth in the real world.
That's FAR from lame in the retail world. I remember working in a retail store way back when... they sure as heck didn't give away $150 bonuses... or bonuses of any kind for that matter. As a poor broke student at the time... $150 would have meant a LOT to me.
I feel sorry for people that live in places with 100%+ tax!
I feel sorry for people that live in places with 100%+ tax!
Wow, Apple takes care of their own employees just as good as they do their customers. NICE.![]()
not sure if you are being sarcastic or not. but hmm yeah.
It's your job to do what your employer tells you to do.
I think if I work over-time, I'm pretty much entitled to some payment for that.
wow... a WHOLE $150 bucks. lame.
And just why is it lame? Companies don't owe the employees a darn thing other than their earned wages.
Wow, it must be nice when $150 is lame. I wish I had a mommy and daddy that raised me giving me anything I wanted whenever I wanted it so I could snub my nose at that petty amount of cash.
$150 to work retail for 4 hours is not a lot to you?wow... a WHOLE $150 bucks. lame.
They're actually set by the market, which is why I've gotten about $30,000 in raises in only a year . . . because there's a high demand for my position and the only way to retain employees is to compete with other companies' salaries.earned wages that are set by said companies.
I don't think you have a grasp of the real world with that sort of attitude.are you joking? you have a macbook and an iPhone 4 (according to your signature), both luxury Apple products and suddenly $150 means the world to you? i don't know about life in Detroit, but in the real world, $150 is a night out.
It was a TV that you could purchase for around $1000 at a Best Buy or Fry's. But the original MSRP was something like $8k, and that's what the person would have had to pay tax on.
How old are you?Considering the release day of the iPhone brought in over $119,000,000 ya, its lame.
i don't know about life in Detroit, but in the real world, $150 is a night out.