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Jim is a Mechanical Engineer. He earns $116000/year after allowable deductions. a. What will he owe...

Jim is a Mechanical Engineer. He earns $116000/year after allowable deductions.

a. What will he owe the IRS in 2018?  

Jim is offered a new position that will double his taxable income for 2018.

b. If he accepts the new position how much more will he owe the IRS in 2018?

Jim's boss Ron will have $601000/year taxable income in 2018.

c. What will he owe the IRS?

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a. What will he owe the IRS in 2018?

1
Slab Tax Rate Basis Tax
               9,525.00 10%                                                       9,525.00            952.50
             38,700.00 12%                                                     29,175.00        3,501.00
             82,500.00 22%                                                     43,800.00        9,636.00
           116,000.00 24%                                                     33,500.00        8,040.00
     22,129.50

b. If he accepts the new position how much more will he owe the IRS in 2018?

Revised Taxable Income (116000+12000)*2                                                  256,000.00
Taxable Income Deduction Income After Deduction
           256,000.00 12000.00                                                  244,000.00
Slab Tax Rate Basis Tax
               9,525.00 10%                                                       9,525.00            952.50
             38,700.00 12%                                                     29,175.00        3,501.00
             82,500.00 22%                                                     43,800.00        9,636.00
           157,500.00 24%                                                     75,000.00      18,000.00
           200,000.00 32%                                                     42,500.00      13,600.00
           244,000.00 35%                                                     44,000.00      15,400.00
     61,089.50

c. What will he owe the IRS?

Taxable Income Deduction Income After Deduction
           601,000.00 12000.00                                                  589,000.00
Slab Tax Rate Basis Tax
               9,525.00 10%                                                       9,525.00            952.50
             38,700.00 12%                                                     29,175.00        3,501.00
             82,500.00 22%                                                     43,800.00        9,636.00
           157,500.00 24%                                                     75,000.00      18,000.00
           200,000.00 32%                                                     42,500.00      13,600.00
           500,000.00 35%                                                  300,000.00    105,000.00
           589,000.00 37%                                                     89,000.00      32,930.00
   183,619.50

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