As Lily files her taxes, she learns that her federal total tax due ends up being $244. According to her Federal income tax withheld, how much of a tax refund can she expect back?

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Lily's gross pay was $4,500 last year. The federal income tax withholding from her pay was 10% of her gross pay.

As Lily files her taxes, she learns that her federal total tax due ends up being $244. According to her Federal income tax withheld, how much of a tax refund can she expect back?

Lily's tax withholdings = $4,500 x 10% = $450

Lily's tax liability = $244

tax refund = $450 - $244 = $206

When your tax withholdings are higher than your tax liability, the IRS should refund the difference since the government owes you money.

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i'm pretty sure the answer is 60.