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Sales and Income Tax. Sales tax – a tax that is added to the cost of goods or services based on the percentage of the cost. Income tax – A tax that is.

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1 Sales and Income Tax

2 Sales tax – a tax that is added to the cost of goods or services based on the percentage of the cost. Income tax – A tax that is paid to the government based on a percentage of wages earned.

3 Find the total cost of a laptop that cost $659 with a sales tax of 6.25%. EX1) $659 X 6.25%. 659 X.0625 3295 13180 395400 411875. 659 + 41.19 659.00 + 41.19 700.19 sales tax $ Total cost

4 Figure the net pay for the following pay stub. Mary makes $12.00 an hour and works a 40 hour week. Use the percentage rates provided for each. EX2) Mary Ann Marshall Gross pay Medicare (1.4%) Social Security (4.2%) Federal Withholding (15%) Net Pay 40 X 12 480 X 0.014 480.00 6.72 480 X 0.04220.16 480 X 0.1572.00 480 - taxes381.12

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