CALCULUS+ITS APPLICATIONS
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Author: BITTINGER
Publisher: PEARSON
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The expenses and income of an
individual are given in table form
to the right. Find the net monthly
cash flow (it may be negative
or positive). Assume that
amounts shown for salaries and
wages are after taxes and that
1 month= 4 weeks.
Income
Part-time job: $1400/month
Student loans: $6600/year
Scholarship: $5500/year
The net monthly cash flow is $
(Round to the nearest dollar as needed.)
Expenses
Rent: $550/month
Groceries: $40/week
Tuition and fees: $7500/year
Health insurance: $40/month
Entertainment: $300/month
Phone: $70/month
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The expenses and income of an individual are given in table form to
the right. Find the net monthly cash flow (it could be positive
or negative). Assume salaries and wages are after taxes. When you
need to convert between weeks and months, assume that
1 month=4 weeks.
Income
Part-time job: $700/month
College fund from grandparents: $400/month
Scholarship: $5400/year
The net monthly cash flow is $. (Round to the nearest dollar as needed.)
Expenses
Rent: $500/month
Groceries: $70/week
Tuition and fees: $3000 twice a year
Incidentals: $140/week
Which equation could be used to identify one of the following levels of Federal Income
Tax withholding?
PERCENTAGE METHOD FOR FIT WITHHOLDING - SINGLE PERSON
WEEKLY PAYROLL PERIOD
Allowance Rate $63.46
%3D
Weekly Taxable Wage
The amount of FIT withholding is -
Over
But not over...
$0.00 0.10(gross pay - $51)
$14.40 + 0.15(gross pay - 195)
$81.90 + 0.20(gross pay - $645)
$1
$195
+
195
645
645
1,482
Select one:
O A. FIT = 14.4 + 0.15g; where g = gross pay in dollars.
O B. FIT = 81.9g + .2(645); where g gross pay in dollars.
O C. FIT = 81.9(0.20) + (g - 645); where g = gross pay in dollars.
O D. FIT = 0.15g - 14.85; where g = gross pay in dollars.
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