Fatima is about to get a raise at her job and she will go from being paid $37,000 a year to being paid $38891 a year. Since she is single, this will change her tax bracket, and she has heard rumors that it is financially inadvisable to take a raise that will barely change your tax bracket. Does Fatima make more money if she takes the raise? If so, how much more will Fatima make a year if she takes the raise, once federal taxes have been deducted from both incomes? O MATH-102-M001: Q xA MATH-102-M001: Q X9 Tax Information* Log In | Course Hero xO [ Helping ] Course H Xb Homework Help and X+ロA iscontent.byu.edu/Canvas/MATH-102/MATH-102-M001/HTML/TaxInformationPage.htmlUpdate :Tax InformationTax RatesTAXSINGLE, MARRIED ANDFILING SEPARATELYMARRIED AND FILINGRATEJOINTLY10%$0 to $9,275$0 to $18,55015%$9,276 to $37,650$18,551 to $75,30025%$37,651 to $91,150$75,301 to $151,90028%$91,151 to $190,150$151,901 to $231,45033%$190,151 to $413,350$231,451 to $413,35035%$413,351 to $415,050$413,351 to $466,95039.6%$415,051 and up$466,951 and upDeductionsSINGLE STANDARD TAXMARRIED, FILING JOINTLY STANDARDTax DEDUCTIONDEDUCTION$6,300$12,600ExemptionsPERSONAL EXEMPTION AMOUNT$4,050Donalties10:47 PMO Type here to searchへ G )4/25/2021

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