Given, | ||||||
Smiths Taxable income | $118,000 | |||||
Jones Taxable income | $59,000 | |||||
a | For smiths, | |||||
Tax calculation | ||||||
18150 x 10% | 1,815.00 | |||||
(73800-18150) x 15% | 8,347.50 | |||||
(118000-73800) x 25% | 11,050.00 | |||||
Total Tax | $ 21,212.50 | |||||
For Jones, | ||||||
Tax calculation | ||||||
18150 x 10% | 1,815.00 | |||||
(59000-18150) x 15% | 6127.5 | |||||
Total Tax | $ 7,942.50 | |||||
b | Ratio of smiths to jones, | |||||
Taxable income | 2.00 | (118000/59000) | ||||
Taxes | 2.67 | (21212.50/7942.50) | ||||
c | a) Those who earns higher income pay a higher proportion of their income in taxes. | |||||
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