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Thanks again for a very informative response. The
on-line resource that I was referring to is actually
called the Contract Employee's Handbook. URL is
www.cehandbook.com
To see how the site's author arrives at $30 per hour
contractor = $30 K per year permanent employee, once
on the homepage, click first "Original Online Version"
then "The System" and then "Annual Salary vs Hourly
Pay".
> I think the math for $30 per hour is $30 K per year
> is a bit simplistic at best, though. Do you have a
> link for this Contractor's Handbook? It seems to
> contain some misleading advice.
>
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