J 7 Question 28The following are tax brackets for a single person:Rate10%12%22%24%O 24%, $18,080, 18.08%24%, $33,271, 33.27%O 24%, $24,000, 24%18%, $22,222, 22%For Single IndividualsJanice is single and makes $100,000. She calculated her taxes and felt another piece ofher heart break when she realized what is her marginal rate, her tax bill, and her averagerate were. What amounts did Janice calculate?22%, $18,666, 18.6%Up to $9,875$9,876 to $40,125$40,126 to $85,525$85,526 to $163,300

Janice is a single individual. Total Income: $100,000 Marginal rate: ? Tax bill: ? Average rate: ?

Answered: Rate 10% 12% 22% 24% For Single…

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