I don't really agree with Berardi's calculations.. But are you sure that is not your BASAL metabolic rate?? You probably need to multiply that by an activity factor.
Anyway - There are rought guidelines you can follow for calculations of calories I like this formula:
BMR = 21 x LBM (kg) + 400 = 1890 for you
Multiply by your activity factor:
For most active people (3-5 times a week at the gym and fairly active in everyday activity) = 1.5-1.6 = 1890 x 1.5 = 2830 - 3000 cals.
If you are less active, then multiply by less. If you are more active, multiply by more.
Then, for fat loss you want less than this, therefore subtract 5 to 10% = 150-300 cals and see what happens. So, that would mean starting somewhere between 2500 and 2800 cals.
In realilty, these are HUGELY variable and you are usually better off going by TRIAL AND ERROR! Start at what YOU feel is your maintainence and stick to it for two weeks or so. See what happens to your weight/BF. If you make progress, then leave it. If you don't, lower cals slightly and try again. If you gain weight, lower cals by more and try again.
single site calipers are pretty inaccurate. Why not just use them to take a 3 site, 4 site or 7 site reading and then use online conversion calculators to find your BF%??