Any time you see “gross” and “net”, gross means the total amount paid out and net means the amount actually reaching you, or whoever’s getting it. Costs are deducted, taxes, contributions, maybe more, from “gross”, whats left, what is actually paid, is net.
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Gross rate refers to the total before taxes. Net rate refers to the true amount.
Gross before subtracting taxes
Net after subtracting taxes
Before and after taxes
Gross rate is before any tax deduction net after deduction of tax(if any)