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You own a $90,000 home in Pennsylvania. The assessment level is 20%. The annual property tax rates on your home are shown. What is the combined tax rate?
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The combined tax rate is
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You own a $90,000 home in Pennsylvania. The assessment level is 20%. The annual property tax rates on your home are shown. What is the property tax for your home?
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You own a $90,000 home in Pennsylvania. The assessment level is 20%. The annual property tax rates on your home are shown. What is the effective property tax rate?
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The effective property tax rate is
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You own a $90,000 home in Pennsylvania. The assessment level is 20%. The annual property tax rates on your home are shown. County and township taxes are due by June 30. When paid by April 30, there is a 3% discount on county taxes and a 2% discount on township taxes. How much is due when you pay by April 30?
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Use the paystub of a college student residing in Pennsylvania. Calculate the local and state taxes.
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The local tax is a flat tax of 1%. So, this employee's local tax is
Pennsylvania has a flat state tax rate of 3.07%. So, this emlpoyee's state tax is
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Use the paystub of a college student residing in Pennsylvania. Calculate the Social Security and Medicare taxes.
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Use the paystub of a college student residing in Pennsylvania. What percent of the earnings go to taxes?
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The completed pay stub is shown below.
The effective tax rate for this college student is
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A worker's annual Social Security Statement indicates that he would receive $1072 per month by retiring at age 62, or $1938 per month by retiring at age 70. How long would he have to live to make waiting until age 70 more economical? Assume a 3% cost-of-living increase each year.
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