2. For most people, 20% in taxes is held out of each paycheck. Take the amount you make each
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Mathematics, 30.03.2020 00:48 ciarrap552
2. For most people, 20% in taxes is held out of each paycheck. Take the amount you make each
week before taxes, and take 20% of that amount. This will be how much you would have pay in taxes. How much money will you be bringing home after taxes?
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