Ingrid Jackson has taxable income of $122,100 . How much does she owe in taxes
$ 23,593 .50
$ 18,913.50
Great Business has inventory of $149.510$320,000 total assets $642339 and sales of size percentage for the inventory account
ANSWER1
Total Taxable Income = $122,100
a. Tax on Slab 1 = $9,525*10%
=$952.5
b. Tax on Slab 2 = ($38,700-$9,525)*12%
=$29,175*12%
=$3,501
c. Tax on Slab 3 = ($82,500-$38,700)*22%
=$43,800*22%
=$9,636
d. Tax on Slab 4 = ($122,100-$82,500)*24%
=$39,600*24%
=$9,504
Total taxes on taxable income= a+b+c+d
=$952.5+$3,501+$9,636+$9,504
=$23,593.5
So, the correct answer is first option $23,593.5
ANSWER2
The formula for Common Size percentage for Inventory account = Total Inventory / Total Assets *100
=$149,510/$642,330 *100
=23.28% [approx.]
NOTE- total assets has been acquired from photo uploaded, but the final answer will not be affected due to wriiten and photo has a difference of 9 only which dont affect the final anser.
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