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Maria Contrerras earned $53,000 in taxable income. She figured her tax from the single taxpayer table above.

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Dennis_Churaev [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Tax= $ 7,173.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Her taxable income is $ 43,000 which lies in the tax category $ 31,850 to

$ 77,100.

Tax for $ 31,850 is $ 4,386

Plus 25% of the amount = ( $ 43,000- $ 31,850 )= $ 11,150 over

25 % of $ 11,150= $ 2,787.5

Total Tax= $ 4386 + $ 2787.5= $ 7,173.5

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