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Flura [38]
3 years ago
14

I do not understand this assignment at all..I've been stuck on it for a long time and it's due very soon.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Alik [6]3 years ago
7 0

\text{State Income Tax Rate: }6.65\%, \\\text{Deduction: }\$7,702.03

Answer:

State income tax: 6.65\%

Step-by-step explanation:

Based on the interface, it seems like you have chosen lawyer as a career with the given salary of $115,820.

The chart given for state income tax is broken into two categories:

$21,400-$80,650 => 6.45%

$80,651-$215,400 => 6.65%

Since the chosen career's salary is $115,820, the career falls into the second range of 6.65% state income tax.

The deduction is simply the amount of money taxed. For a 6.65% state income tax, the deduction can be found from:

115,820\cdot 0.0665=\boxed{\$7,702.03}

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