Business, 06.10.2021 14:00 zanestone12

Current Attempt in Progress Helen started a new job with a salary of $62000. If she contributed $4800 to her employer-sponsored retirement plan and $6700 to her employer health-care plan during the year. What taxable income will her employer report to the IRS on the W-2 statement at the end of the year?

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