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| Taxable Income | $ 100,000 | |
| Tax liability | 13,717.00 | =19400*10%+((78950-19400)*12%)+((100000-78950)*22%) |
| Taxable Income after Shifting income | 92,000 | =100000-(2000*4) |
| Revised tax liability | 11,957.00 | =19400*10%+((78950-19400)*12%)+((92000-78950)*22%) |
| The Family Saves in taxes | $ 1,760.00 | =13717-11957 |
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