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Use the spreadsheet federalindividualratehistory.xlsx to answer the questions. It contains a complete history of income tax brackets and rates from the inception of the income tax in 1913 through 2013, in both dollars current in each year and adjusted for inflation (2012 dollars) a) compute the tax due in 2003 for a single taxpayer with a net taxable income of $30k. what is her effective tax rate? b) suppose the taxpayer received raises each year that kept up with inflation. use an inflation calculator to calculate her net taxable income in 2013.

Use the spreadsheet federalindividualratehistory.xlsx to answer the questions. It contains a complete history of income tax brackets and rates from the inception of the income tax in 1913 through 2013, in both dollars current in each year and adjusted for inflation (2012 dollars) a) compute the tax due in 2003 for a single taxpayer with a net taxable income of $30k. what is her effective tax rate? b) suppose the taxpayer received raises each year that kept up with inflation. use an inflation calculator to calculate her net taxable income in 2013.

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