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Marlene's taxable income is $95,000. use this tax schedule to calculate the total amount she owes in taxes.

if taxable income is over--

$0

$7,825

but not over--

$7,825

$31,850

$77,100

$160,850

$349,700

$31,850

the tax is:

10 percent of the amount o

$782.50 plus 15 percent of the amo

$4,386.25 plus 25 percent of the amo

$15,698.75 plus 28 percent of the am

$39,148.75 plus 33 percent of the am

$101,469.25 plus 35 percent of the am

$77,100

$160,850

$349,700

no limit

a.

$17,900.75

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