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PaycheckCity App 2.0 for Android and Apple iOS Devices Now Available
Symmetry Software has launched the second version of its popular PaycheckCity app for both Android and Apple iOS devices. The popular paycheck calculator website offers users the ability to quickly and accurately manage their paychecks.
Symmetry Software has launched the second version of its popular PaycheckCity app for both Android and Apple iOS devices. The popular paycheck calculator website offers users the ability to quickly and accurately manage their paychecks.
The PaycheckCity App 2.0 allows users to calculate their take-home pay in advance of payday. Users can run 'what if' scenarios on the app to see how adjusting deductions might impact their net pay. Expecting a baby? New Job? Change in benefits? Tweaking your 401k? All these things can impact your take-home-pay. Calculate your net pay or take-home-pay by entering your per-period or annual salary along with the pertinent Federal, State, and local W-4 information into our basic payroll calculator. The PaycheckCity app can save up to 20 previous calculations for easy reference between different scenarios. Perhaps you are in a state with local taxes? Simply use your smart phone’s location feature to pinpoint your taxes precisely or enter your address to get the results you need.
In addition to the ability to save different scenarios, PaycheckCity App 2.0 offers users the ability to save default values such as pay frequency, filing status, allowances, and any additional withholding or deductions. This enhanced feature over the original PaycheckCity app makes subsequent paycheck calculations quicker and easier.
The PaycheckCity App 2.0 is available for free on both the App Store for the iPhone and iPad and Google Play for Android devices. In addition, you can try the app out on paycheckcity.com to get a feel for setting up your default values prior to making a calculation. Software engineer Billy Long who designed and built the original and 2.0 versions of the PaycheckCity app says, “We hope that our new and improved app will make it easy for users to check the accuracy of their take home pay on payday and also start to proactively manage their paycheck settings.”
To download the PaycheckCity App 2.0, visit Google Play or the App Store. Let us know what you think after downloading the app by adding to the feedback and rankings.
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