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Table for Married Taxpayers
 
OverBut not over
$154$449......................10% of excess over $154
$449$1,360...................$29.50 plus 15% of excess over $449
$1,360$2,573...................$166.15 plus 25% of excess over $1,360
$2,573$3,907...................$469.40 plus 28% of excess over $2,573
$3,907$6,865...................$842.92 plus 33% of excess over $3,907
$6,865...........................................$1,819.06 plus 35% of excess over $6,865



Susan Thomas had gross earnings of $2,800 last week. She is married and claims two allowances on her W-4. The amount of each weekly withholding allowance is $65.38. Using the Table for Married Taxpayers above, figure the amount that will be withheld from her paycheck for federal income tax. (Figure withholding to the nearest cent.)
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Contemporary Business Mathematics for Colleges

Contemporary Business Mathematics for Colleges


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