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a. single $80,602
Determine the tax for each filing status and taxable income amount listed.

a. single $80,602

0/ 50000


b. head of household $83,572

0/ 50000


c. married filing jointly $77,777

0/ 50000


d. married filing separately $83,050

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Based on the filing status and the taxable income, the tax for the following people are:

  • a single earning $80,602 is $15,950.
  • head of household earning $83,572 is $15,216.
  • married filing jointly earning $77,777 - $11,031.
  • married filing separately $83,050 - $16,773.

What are the taxes these people should pay?

Based on the tax table, a single in the $80,600 - $80,650 bracket should pay $15,950.

A head of household in the $83,550 to $83,600 bracket would pay $15,216 and a married flling jointly in the $77,750 to $77,800 would pay $11,031.

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