Question
You (or your parents) earn $53,698.00/yr and you have deductions of FICA (7.65%), federal tax withholding (11.5%), and state tax withholding (9%). How much is the allowed housing expense for the year? Round any decimals to the nearest penny.
Answers
GPT 3.5
First, we need to calculate the total deductions for the year:
FICA: $53,698.00 x 7.65% = $4,107.327
Federal tax withholding: $53,698.00 x 11.5% = $6,182.87
State tax withholding: $53,698.00 x 9% = $4,832.82
Total deductions: $4,107.33 + $6,182.87 + $4,832.82 = $15,123.02
Now, we subtract the total deductions from the annual income to find the allowed housing expense:
$53,698.00 - $15,123.02 = $38,574.98
Therefore, the allowed housing expense for the year is $38,574.98.
FICA: $53,698.00 x 7.65% = $4,107.327
Federal tax withholding: $53,698.00 x 11.5% = $6,182.87
State tax withholding: $53,698.00 x 9% = $4,832.82
Total deductions: $4,107.33 + $6,182.87 + $4,832.82 = $15,123.02
Now, we subtract the total deductions from the annual income to find the allowed housing expense:
$53,698.00 - $15,123.02 = $38,574.98
Therefore, the allowed housing expense for the year is $38,574.98.