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Ilia_Sergeevich [38]
2 years ago
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Start period 02 | 01 | 2019 End period 02 | 15 | 2019 Gross Pay $1,837.00 Earnings Taxes Deductions $1,837.00 Federal (8.24%) =

$151.37 FICA Medicare (1.45%) = $26.64 FICA Social Security (6.20%) = $113.89 State - OK (3.86%) = $70.91 Total = $362.81 Net Pay Calculate Net Pay Enter your gross pay, taxes, and deductions below. Press calculate when you're ready. Gross Pay 1837 Tax 362.81 Deductions what is the deduction
Business
1 answer:
mario62 [17]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Net Pay is equal to $1,474.19.

Explanation:

Net is Gross Pay minus taxes deductions. Therefore, Net Pay can be calculated as follows:

<u>Particulars                                                           ($)                    ($)      </u>

Gross Pay                                                                              1,837.00

<u>Taxes Deductions</u>

Federal (8.24% of Gross Pay)                        (151.37)

FICA Medicare (1.45% of Gross Pay)             (26.64)

FICA Social Security (6.20% of Gross Pay)  (113.89)

State - OK (3.86% of Gross Pay)                  <u>  (70.91)  </u>

Total                                                                                     <u>  (362.81) </u>

Net Pay                                                                               <u>  1,474.19  </u>

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Therefore, Net Pay is equal to $1,474.19.

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