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Taxes: How it works First we need an income an income Write down this career and your income.

Taxes: How it works (1) Subtract away your FICA, use 9% of your gross. (2) Subtract away your standard deduction. Start with your gross income (Example: $119,726) Example: 119,726(.91) =108,950 Example: 108, ,000 Yes, I am making this easy on myself!

Married income of 100,000 would pay this tax: = (10%)(17,400) + (15%)(70,700-17,400) + (25%)(100,000-70,700) = $17,060 is the total federal income tax. This Net Income Is Taxed

Taxes: How it works (1)100,000 – 17,060 = $82,940 is taxed by Oregon. (2) (82,940) (3)$8, is the Oregon tax.

Taxes: How it Works Your total income after taxes is 17, ,406 = 74,534 This person paid 21.3% of your original income of $119,726 in state and federal taxes. This household paid 14% in federal taxes.