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kirza4 [7]
4 years ago
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Angela wants to calculate her take-home pay. She earns $1,377 monthly. She pays federal tax of $200, state tax of $41.31, and 7.

65% in FICA tax. What is Angela's monthly net pay?
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2 answers:
Lesechka [4]4 years ago
7 0

On A+ $1030.35 is correct.

mario62 [17]4 years ago
3 0
Angela wants to calculate her take-home pay. She earns $1,377 monthly.
She pays federal tax of $200
state tax of $41.31,
and 7.65% in FICA tax.
Let's solve for Angela's monthly net pay.
=> 1 377 dollars * 0.0765 = 105.34 dollars is the FICA tax
=> 1 377 - (105.34 + 200 + 41.31) 
=>  1377 - 346.65 = 1030.35 dollars is her monthly net pay,
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