1. If Susan, who is single, had a taxable income of $31900 in
2019, how much would she have owed in federal taxes based on that
year’s tax rate schedule?
A) $3828
B) $3190
C) $3440
D) $3634
2. If Susan earns $40 per hour in additional overtime pay on top
of her standard taxable income of $27800 in 2019, what marginal
federal income tax rate would she pay on her additional income?
Assume her additional income does not exceed $10000.
A) 10 %
B) 24 %
C) 12 %
D) 22 %
3. You were single and had taxable income of $34900 in 2019. How much tax did you owe, assuming that you didn’t qualify for any tax credits?
Schedule X. 2019 Tax Rate Schedule for Single Filers |
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If your taxable income is: |
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Over: |
But not more than: |
You will owe: |
Taxable income over: |
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$ | 0 | $ | 9,700 | 10% of | $ | 0 | ||||||
$ | 9,700 | $ | 39,475 | $ | 970 + 12% of | $ | 9,700 | |||||
$ | 39,475 | $ | 84,200 | $ | 4,543 + 22% of | $ | 39,475 | |||||
$ | 84,200 | $ | 160,725 | $ | 14,383 + 24% of | $ | 84,200 | |||||
$ | 160,725 | $ | 204,100 | $ | 32,749 + 32% of | $ | 160,725 | |||||
$ | 204,100 | $ | 510,300 | $ | 46,629 + 35% of | $ | 204,100 | |||||
$ | 510,300 | + | $ | 153,799 + 37% of | $ | 510,300 |
Schedule Y-1. 2019 Tax Rate Schedule for Married Filings Jointly |
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If your taxable income is: |
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Over: |
But not more than: |
You will owe: |
Taxable income over: |
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$ | 0 | $ | 19,400 | 10% of | $ | 0 | ||||||
$ | 19,400 | $ | 78,950 | $ | 1,940 + 12% of | $ | 19,400 | |||||
$ | 78,950 | $ | 168,400 | $ | 9,086 + 22% of | $ | 78,950 | |||||
$ | 168,400 | $ | 321,450 | $ | 28,765 + 24% of | $ | 168,400 | |||||
$ | 321,450 | $ | 408,200 | $ | 65,497 + 32% of | $ | 321,450 | |||||
$ | 408,200 | $ | 612,350 | $ | 93,257 + 35% of | $ | 408,200 | |||||
$ | 612,350 | + | $ | 164,710 + 37% of | $ | 612,350 |
A) 3490
B) 3994
C) 6514
D) 4188
1.(d)
As per calculation option ( d) is correct and other options are incorrect.
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