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3 years ago

Mustafa contributes 11% of his $67,200 annual salary to his 401k plan. What is his pretax income

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skad [1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Mustafa's pretax income is $59,808.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given in the question Mustafa's annual salary = $67,200

and Mustafa contribute 11% of his salary to his 401 k plan.

Since we know that 401 k plan is a retirement plan in which an employee gets the exemption from his salary on a pretax basis.

Therefore exemption will be = 11% of $67,200

= 67,200×0.11

= $7,392

Now pretax income or taxable income = 67,200-7,392 = $59,808

Therefore pretax income of Mustafa is $59,808.

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