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Job Offer Comparison Calculator

Compare two job offers in Nigeria using annual cash pay, work-related expenses, employer benefits and practical career considerations.

Enter your two job offers

Job Offer A
Job Offer B

Job offer comparison results

Comparison itemOffer AOffer B

Interpretation: Financial differences are estimates. Non-cash benefits and subjective ratings are shown separately, not added to take-home pay.

How the calculation works

Annual cash pay = annualised salary + annual bonus + (monthly cash allowance × 12).

Estimated annual spendable cash = annual cash pay × (1 − estimated deduction rate) − 12 × (monthly commuting + other work costs).

Non-cash benefits, weekly working hours, career growth, work-life balance and job security are reported separately. No official PAYE, pension or statutory deductions are calculated.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Job Offer Comparison Calculator compare?

It compares annual salary, bonuses, allowances, employer benefits, commuting costs, other work expenses and personal preference ratings for two offers.

Are the amounts monthly or yearly?

Salary, allowances, benefits and expenses have explicitly labelled periods. Bonuses are entered annually.

Does it calculate Nigerian PAYE tax?

No. An optional user-supplied estimated deduction percentage is applied to annual cash compensation. It is not a statutory tax calculation.

Can I compare non-financial factors?

Yes. Rate each offer on career growth, work-life balance and job security from 1 to 5. Ratings are shown separately from financial totals.

What is the financial comparison formula?

Annual cash compensation is annualised salary plus annual bonus and cash allowance. Estimated cash after deductions subtracts user-entered estimated deductions, commute costs and other work costs.

Are employer benefits counted as take-home pay?

No. Employer-provided benefits are shown separately as estimated non-cash value and are not treated as spendable income.

Can the higher financial offer be the worse choice?

Yes. Working hours, commute, career opportunities, security, workplace conditions and personal priorities can outweigh a higher estimated financial result.

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