EBK ECONOMICS TODAY
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Author: Miller
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Chapter 6, Problem 5P
To determine
To write:
The total taxable sales during each year from the given table.
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Based on the following data:
Taxable income ($) Total tax ($)
1500
5
2500
110
3000
200
4500
400
5000
600
6000
900
Please answer the next questions.
1. What kind of tax is illustrated, i.e,
structural, perverse, proportional or
progressive. Explain.
2. If your taxable income is $5000,
what is your average tax rate?
3. If your taxable income increases
from $5000 to $6000, what is your
marginal tax rate?
Which tax is paid on individual income from sales of assets?
a-sales tax
b-excise tax
c-estate tax
d-capital gains tax
Referring to the following table for the question
Taxable Income
Marginal Tax rate
0-$10,000
10%
$10,000 $30.000
15%
over $30,000
20%
How much is the total income tax bill if the taxable income is $26,999? [Enter your answer in 2 decimal places
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