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Employee Rate Calculator

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Employee Rate Calculator

$19.95
Employee Rate Calculator
Employee Rate Calculator

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Employee Rate Calculator

$19.95
Model Number: Employee-Rate-Calculator
This spreadsheet takes out the guesswork of how paying an employee vs. a contractor will affect your finances. This sheet will guide you through calculating a potential employee's caseload hours line by line, and calculate the added cost of team meetings, charting, commute, preparation, client cancellations, and employee taxes.

It then automatically calculates the profit margin and monthly/weekly expenses of having an employee, and compares it to the margins and expenses of having an independent contractor. Based on this information, you can make an informed decision on what is right for your business, weighing the financial implications with actual numbers--not guesswork. 

Cut out the questions and find the answers with these powerful formulas designed specifically for therapy-based businesses.
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One of the #1 questions when bringing on employees is whether you will be able to afford the added expense. If you are transitioning from contractors to employees, the question becomes whether the change is going to negatively impact your bottom line, and whether you will be able to pay your employees what they are worth.

This spreadsheet takes out the guesswork of how paying an employee vs. a contractor will affect your finances. This sheet will guide you through calculating a potential employee's caseload hours line by line, and calculate the added cost of team meetings, charting, commute, preparation, client cancellations, and employee taxes.

It then automatically calculates the profit margin and monthly/weekly expenses of having an employee, and compares it to the margins and expenses of having an independent contractor. Based on this information, you can make an informed decision on what is right for your business, weighing the financial implications with actual numbers--not guesswork. 

Cut out the questions and find the answers with these powerful formulas designed specifically for therapy-based businesses.