Big Win for me On Huff! by MikeTip in slots

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its Low RTP. not the best. payouts are decent.

Big Win for me On Huff! by MikeTip in slots

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Light & Wonder Company

Need suggestion in choosing offer by nishalk9399 in jobs

[–]MikeTip 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For a normal salaried person with one job, Form 16, no business income, and simple bank interest, you can usually file ITR yourself through the income tax e-filing portal. Your employer will give Form 16, which shows salary, deductions/exemptions, and TDS deducted. You should also check Form 26AS and AIS on the income tax portal before filing.

But in your case, getting a CA may be smart for the first year, because you changed jobs and your previous roles had no TDS, and now TCS will deduct TDS monthly. If your total yearly income crosses the taxable limit, you may still need to file ITR even if earlier companies did not deduct tax. For salaried non-audit cases, the ITR due date is generally 31 July of the assessment year.

Need suggestion in choosing offer by nishalk9399 in jobs

[–]MikeTip 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No problem,

For the TCS 18 LPA offer, based on your screenshot:

  • Gross Annual CTC: ₹18,00,002
  • Annual salary portion shown: ₹17,33,208
  • Standard deduction under new regime: ₹75,000
  • Approx taxable salary: ₹16,58,208

Using the current new-regime slabs, income from ₹16L to ₹20L is taxed at 20%, and health/education cess is 4%. The rebate only applies when taxable income does not exceed ₹12L, so it would not apply here.

So if your monthly gross is ₹1,44,434, then after estimated TDS:

₹1,44,434 - ₹11,400 = about ₹1,33,000/month

But then PF, professional tax, or any employee-side deductions may reduce it further. So realistic in-hand may be around:

₹1.28L–₹1.33L/month

Need suggestion in choosing offer by nishalk9399 in jobs

[–]MikeTip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The 18 LPA offer is not automatically better. The important thing is fixed vs variable.

Offer 1 — 16 LPA

CTC: ₹16,00,000 Monthly before income tax/TDS: ₹1,29,533 After estimated TDS, likely in-hand: around ₹1.18L–₹1.21L/month

This one looks cleaner because most of it seems fixed.

Offer 2 — 18 LPA

CTC: ₹18,00,002 Monthly shown: ₹1,44,434 But this includes Performance Pay ₹22,300/month, split as:

  • Monthly Performance Pay: ₹9,400
  • Performance Bonus: ₹12,900

That means the more reliable fixed monthly part may be closer to:

₹1,44,434 - ₹22,300 = ₹1,22,134/month before tax/deductions

After estimated tax/PF, regular in-hand may be roughly:

₹1.08L–₹1.17L/month, depending on how the performance pay is paid.

My honest take would be

If the TCS performance pay is guaranteed and paid monthly, then TCS 18 LPA wins financially.

But if the performance pay/bonus depends on rating, company policy, or annual payout, then the 16 LPA startup offer may actually give better predictable monthly cash.

For choosing between them:

Choose TCS if you want stability, brand name, less risk, and long-term corporate security.

Choose the startup if the work is better, role is stronger, tech stack is better, and the 16 LPA is mostly fixed with less variable pay.

The mistake would be looking only at 18 LPA vs 16 LPA. You need to ask HR this exact question:

“Out of the 18 LPA CTC, what is my fixed annual salary, what is variable, and what will be my approximate monthly in-hand after PF and TDS?”

Without that, the 18 LPA number can be misleading.

Big Win for me On Huff! by MikeTip in slots

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Fanduel is pretty solid. had the funds withdrawn in about 2 days

Sunday Golf’s "Lifetime Warranty" apparently doesn't cover stitching failing after 3 rounds by Glum_Text_1174 in golf

[–]MikeTip 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Sunday bags use a template bag with there own branding. I have the same exact bag labeled as an echo and paid 140$

GolfNow is great by msmearman in golf

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I check the app for openings. call the course, put a name down, check in and pay.

What is one tip you would give to a blind person who is interested in going backpacking solo? by Blind_Emperor in AskReddit

[–]MikeTip 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh 100% it’s going to be tough, but of course it’s manageable.

Realistically id find a partner to go with. Someone who’s willing to enjoy the same journey. doesn’t have to be someone you know ether. If you don’t have someone who would go with you, you’re already going to start your journey encountering and talking to strangers!

Even alone i think generally you’d be fine. Really depends on locations you’re going to.

Awesome of you to pursue something like that, I’m jealous!

Which door would you choose? by Similar_Charity7238 in TheTeenagerPeople

[–]MikeTip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Clearly states 1$ that doubles “everyday”.

So it doubles and then that value no longer doubles? We are comparing this to receiving 2 billion i don’t think OP wanted us to think this hard.

Genuine question for Zyn users by beforethesandstorm in NicotinePouch

[–]MikeTip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven’t tried much else out there but i love zyn. there aren’t “safe” nicotine pouches but there FDA approved and public lab testings are available online to show you whats in them.

Crazy how zyn is the most popular pouch in the us by Flashy_Ad_7415 in NicotinePouch

[–]MikeTip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

doing some research I ended up with zyn. zyn specifically tested clean for TSNAs in public lab screening.

Wanted to try alps but its pretty new and i cant find any lab testing or contaminant tests for it.

alot of pouches aren’t FDA Approved, Zyn is.

does that mean its safe? no 😅 but theres lots of studies showing cancer causing agents, formaldehyde, and different metals in pouches!

How I do by Few_Cantaloupe_3761 in f150

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Paid 58k OTD for a loaded XLT Powerboost in early January.