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money paid for a car, not counting the sales tax
money paid for a car, not counting the sales tax
money used to pay for necessities such as food and shelter
money used to pay for necessities such as food and shelter
money removed from a paycheck to pay for benefits before income tax is taken
money removed from a paycheck to pay for benefits before income tax is taken
money used to pay for college tuition
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The correct example of pre-tax dollars is:
money removed from a paycheck to pay for benefits before income tax is taken.
This is because pre-tax dollars refer to income that is deducted from your paycheck before taxes are calculated, which can be used for certain benefits.
