I am being converted from intern to permanent employee, the HR called asked if the package of 17L per year was okay, I said ok?

[Anonymous]

But i dint consider the tax, with tax deductions i will be getting a lot less around 1190,000 a year. How do i renegotiate with HR, to get more? She would for ask for the reason, i dont wanna sound dumb

help!!!

[burlen]

Congratulations on being converted from an intern to a permanent employee! It's great that you're thinking about the salary package and the impact of taxes on it. It's completely understandable to feel hesitant about renegotiating the offer, but it's important to remember that it's a normal part of the hiring process, and employers expect candidates to negotiate.

Before approaching HR, do your research on the salary range for your position and experience level in your industry and location. This will give you a better understanding of what a fair salary would be, and you can use this information to support your request for a higher salary.

Start by expressing your excitement about the job offer and how much you're looking forward to working for the company. Then, explain that you did some further research and discovered that the tax deductions would have a significant impact on your take-home pay. You can then request a higher salary, and provide your researched salary range as a basis for your request. When speaking to HR, be clear with the salary that you want and the minimum salary you are prepared to accept.

HR may not be able to offer you a higher salary than the initial offer, but they may be able to offer other benefits or perks that can offset the difference in take-home pay.

[Anonymous]

It might be too late, but you can try. Maybe it’s best to take the job for now and see how it goes.