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Hi all.
Has anyone in IBM been on bench for more than 4 months here?
I have been on bench for almost 4 months now & have been getting automated mails asking me to get assigned to a project by searching one by myself, else necessary action might be taken.
And are there any chances of being straightaway fired based on these automated mails?
I would genuinely need an advise from someone who is aware of this kind of situation.
Thanks in advance
Guess we know this person's entry price

Hi Fishies, I was hired for wealth and asset management project EY . It is capital market domain. Any body have any idea about this project going on in EY and the tools used for it.
Please advise if anyone have idea about it.
Just want to know any global tool they use for wealth and asset management, so it's a plus for me to join.
Thanks in advance
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Go with 45-50% total tax burden. A majority of the firm income is apportioned to the high tax states (eg, NY, CA, MA, etc) and you have self employment taxes, plus no firm subsidy for health insurance (you pay full price and get a deduction for the premiums).
This question always gets asked and there is so many variables (for example, you fund the wealth builder and other retirement accounts) you end up focusing on cash flow instead of tax burden.
If you want a good answer specific for WA, ask your sponsor or RL and they should be happy to talk you through the basics.
Thanks for the advice!
Tax burden in year 2 is like getting choked out in a UFC match while you’re already behind and fighting for air
lol at this analogy. So in all seriousness though, I guess year one comp is less affected. Then year 2 (at 15 months) is where you feel the pain?