People keep messing up calculating their TC especially with RSUs. So let us report TC based on 2019 W2 gross income. Format is TC/total years of experience/level in your company (optional). I will start 400K/11 years.
There is a separate gross income listed on the top of the W2, separate from any of the boxes. This includes 401K, HSA, medical insurance etc. and that is why it is called gross income.
I know that several companies report gross pay separately on the top of W2s. It is indeed taken from the last paycheck of the year. May be some companies do not show that but several do.
Please don’t stray away from the real thread and input your numbers to the best of your knowledge, for example add 401k and medical premiums to your income if gross income is not reported on W2
all the folks working at a company that IPO'd in 2019 will have insanely inflated numbers
260k. Plus 300k in paper money that vested this year. 10 YOE.
W2 wages section doesn’t show your pre tax 401k contribution. So this won’t be a good approach either.
401k pretax contribution is a paltry $19k so not that material with large total comp figures.