Mr. Jacob Marley is single with no children and takes the standard deduction and one exemption. If Mr. Marley makes $81400 each year, about how much annual take-home pay does Mr. Marley have if only Federal taxes are deducted from his paycheck? O MATH-102-M001: Q xA MATH-102-M001: Q X9 Tax Information* Log In | Course Hero xO [ Helping ] Course H Xb Homework Help and X+ロA iscontent.byu.edu/Canvas/MATH-102/MATH-102-M001/HTML/TaxInformationPage.htmlUpdate :Tax InformationTax RatesTAXSINGLE, MARRIED ANDFILING SEPARATELYMARRIED AND FILINGRATEJOINTLY10%$0 to $9,275$0 to $18,55015%$9,276 to $37,650$18,551 to $75,30025%$37,651 to $91,150$75,301 to $151,90028%$91,151 to $190,150$151,901 to $231,45033%$190,151 to $413,350$231,451 to $413,35035%$413,351 to $415,050$413,351 to $466,95039.6%$415,051 and up$466,951 and upDeductionsSINGLE STANDARD TAXMARRIED, FILING JOINTLY STANDARDTax DEDUCTIONDEDUCTION$6,300$12,600ExemptionsPERSONAL EXEMPTION AMOUNT$4,050Donalties10:47 PMO Type here to searchへ G )4/25/2021

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Mr. Jacob Marley is single with no children and takes the standard deduction and one exemption. If Mr. Marley makes $81400 each year, about how much annual take-home pay does Mr. Marley have if only Federal taxes are deducted from his paycheck?

Mr. Jacob Marley is single with no children and takes the standard deduction and one exemption. If Mr. Marley makes $81400 each year, about how much annual take-home pay does Mr. Marley have if only Federal taxes are deducted from his paycheck?

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