Lisa earns $47,840 per year. She is married and claims three allowances. Assume that her employer uses WAGE BRACKET TABLES METHOD. Use withholding allowance, WAGE BRACKET TABLE and IRS Publication 15.
a. If she is paid weekly, what is her withholding per paycheck?
b. If she is paid monthly, what is her withholding per paycheck?
c. If she is paid biweekly, what is her withholding per paycheck?
d. If she is paid semimonthly, what is her withholding per paycheck?
(I tried the steps in the text, answer for a. I got 70, but it's incorrect. Please help)
Salary | Hint | |||||
Annual salary | $ 47,840.00 | |||||
Weekly salary | 920.00 | (47840/52) | ||||
Monthly salary | 3,986.67 | (47840/12) | ||||
biweekly salary | 1,840.00 | (47840/26) | ||||
Semimonthly salary | 1,993.33 | (47840/24) | ||||
Note; since employer is using wage bracket method so there is no need | ||||||
to separately calculate withholding allowance , we have to just check the row | ||||||
with the range of salary, and column having allowance value 3 | ||||||
Special Note: And also note use only married person table, not single, since you have used single person table its value is coming to 70 | ||||||
So using the wage bracket table for 2018, | ||||||
Withholding per check | ||||||
Weekly salary | $48 | |||||
Monthly salary | 205 | |||||
biweekly salary | 95 | |||||
Semimonthly salary | 104 |
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