In: Accounting
Personal Exemption: $-0-
Standard Deduction: $12,200
ASSUME Gross Income = Adjusted Gross Income = $140,000.
ASSUME: Single filer, no adjustments, no dependents, will take the standard deduction
ASSUME: Only deduction for state income taxes is rental deduction; assume individual deducts the maximum allowable amount of $3,000.
State Income Tax: 5.05%
State Personal Exemption (single filer) = $4,400
Calculate the following -- (SHOW YOUR WORK:)
Answer :
Gross pay (Given) | $140,000.00 |
Less : Standard deduction (Given) | $12,200.00 |
Net pay for federal taxes (Gross - Standard deduction) | $127,800.00 |
Federal tax (working note) | $24,846.50 |
Less : Deduction for state taxes | - |
State personal income deduction | $4,400.00 |
Rental deduction | $3,000.00 |
Net pay for state taxes | $120,400.00 |
State tax @5.05% | $6,080.20 |
Social security tax 6.2% on gross pay (6.2% for employee) | $8,680.00 |
Medicare tax 1.45% on gross pay | $2,030.00 |
a | Total taxable income (Gross pay $140,000 - Standard deduction $12,200) | $127,800.00 |
b | Total federal income tax (Working note) | $24,846.50 |
c | Total state income tax (State tax 5.05% on 120,400) | $6,080.20 |
d | Total social security tax (working note) | $8,680.00 |
e | Total medicare tax (Working note) | $2,030.00 |
b+c | Total federal and state income taxes | $30,926.70 |
d+e | Total security tax and medicare tax | $10,710.00 |
b+c+d+e | Total income tax and payroll taxes | $41,636.70 |
Gross pay - (b+c+d+e) | Take home pay or after tax income | $98,363.30 |
Working Notes :
Tax Rate | Gross pay | Tax | |
Social security | 6.2 | $140,000 | $8,680 |
Medicare | 1.45 | $140,000 | $2,030 |
Federal Tax Rate 2019
Tax Bracket | Tax Rate | Tax |
0 - 9700 | 10% | 970.00 |
9701 - 39475 | 12% | 3,573.00 |
39476 - 84200 | 22% | 9,839.50 |
84201 - 127800 | 24% | 10,464.00 |
Total tax | 24,846.50 |