Calli Burns was paid $14.56 an hour for 37.5 hours last week.

How much was deducted for socia l security taxes at 6.2 %

Change to percents.

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The Tracer family expects their income next year to be $81,500. Assume that they budget the same percents for each expense category as the y did last year. Show the percent, rounded to the nearest half percent, and the amount of money they will spend during the year for each of the following.

Entertainment

On his federal income tax return, Benito Silva, a single taxpayer, reported income from wages, $26,820; tips,$5,495; and interest earned, $1,466. Benito had these adjustments to income: payments to a retirement plan,$2,000; penalty for early with-drawal of savings, $19. His employer withheld$3,985 from his pay for federal income tax. Benito claims the standard deduction of $4,850 and an exemption of$3,100.

What was Benito's gross income?

Kumar Panday paid $16,118 in federal withholding. Kumar’s total tax shown on his tax return was$17,448. What amount of tax did he owe?

Solve:

$$4 \frac{2}{5} + 6 \frac{1}{2}$$

"Find the withholding tax in each exercise using the tables given.

Jon Marlow's total income last year was $31,300. Of that amount, he spent$7,900 for food. What percent of Jon 's total income did he spend for food?

The Tracer family expects their income next year to be $81,500. Assume that they budget the same percents for each expense category as the y did last year. Show the percent, rounded to the nearest half percent, and the amount of money they will spend during the year for each of the following.

Clothing

Calli Burns was paid $14.56 an hour for 37.5 hours last week.

What was Calli's gross pay for the week?

Nora Bertram works at Radnor Products, Inc. and is paid a salary of $25,000 plus 5% commission on all her sales. Last year her sales were$200,000. Nora’s benefits were: paid pension, $3,150; health insurance,$2,400; paid vacations and holidays, $3,365. Her job expenses are$3,007. She is considering a job offer from B-Tree, Inc. that pays a salary of $30,000 plus 6% commission on all sales over$100,000. She estimates her benefits at B-Tree to be $8,489 and her job expenses to be$2,050. Use your answer from Exercise 22 to determine how much more the net job benefits would be.

Nora Bertram works at Radnor Products, Inc. and is paid a salary of $25,000 plus 5% commission on all her sales. Last year her sales were$200,000. Nora’s benefits were: paid pension, $3,150; health insurance,$2,400; paid vacations and holidays, $3,365. Her job expenses are$3,007. She is considering a job offer from B-Tree, Inc. that pays a salary of $30,000 plus 6% commission on all sales over$100,000. She estimates her benefits at B-Tree to be $8,489 and her job expenses to be$2,050. If Nora’s sales at B-Tree were $200,000, which job would give her more net job benefits?

Maggie Ryan had these expenses during the week of June 2: dinner out, $43.93; clothing,$72.95; rent, $875; toll coupons ,$70; miscellaneous , $18.96; savings,$150. Complete a columnar cash payments record and find the total payments for the week.

Alma Ruforio is a medical technician. Last year, her employer withheld $520 from her wages for state income tax. When she prepared her tax return, Alma showed gross income of$32,400 less $5,450 as a standard deduction and one exemption for herself. How much is her refund or tax due?