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Are you drunk?

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I'm sorry if the question is weird, cpoied and pasted the question that my teacher wrote. Unfortunately I was too lazy to write this in English so thank you for the translation and if it isn't right, sorry don't understand it! You have a nice day and please help me

Hi Rosey.
FIT is obviously a Mexican tax. You will fave to send me some information about the tax before I can help you with this question.

Hola Rosey.
FIT es obviamente un impuesto mexicano. Lo harás fave para enviarme información sobre el impuesto antes de que te puedo ayudar con esta pregunta.

No! I am not drunk, you're just immature so get off my question loco ~ Anyways.... Melody The teacher said that FIT stands for financially fit ? I don't understand what this means and my teacher, well I do online classes so I can't ask her face to face. But in the question is just says FIT and doesn't explain and google isn't helping me, it just says it mean financially fit ?

Never mind! It means federal income tax withholding ! Sorry it is because i do online classes so i don't see my teacher all i do is work on the computer and get an email every now and then from her which is gay haha
But yeah anyways can you help me

Hi Rosey,
I can't help you unless you give me more information because this is Mexican tax (I assume it is anyway)
Every country has its own tax rates and tax rules. I'd have to have more information about it.
I don't know how your FIT tax is calculated or if it is the same for everyone. From the questions I am guessing that it is different for married people than for single people.
Anyway, I would like to help you but I can't unless you give me more information.
Sorry.

Hola Rosey,
No te puedo ayudar si no me das más información porque esto es impuesto mexicano (asumo que es de todos modos)
Cada país tiene sus propios impuestos y normas de impuestos. Tendría que tener más información sobre él.
No sé cómo se calcularon su ajuste de impuestos o si es el mismo para todos. De las preguntas me imagino que es diferente para gente casada que para personas solteras.
De todos modos, me gustaría ayudarte pero no puedo si no me das más información.
Lo siento.

It is American tax. Not Mexican, It is a sort of federal income tax that I don't know the amount or how to calculate either. It doesn't show the rules or nothing it just simply states FIT. but all I do konw is that it is American

'In the United States, a tax is imposed on income by the federal, most state, and many local, governments. The income tax is determined by applying a tax rate, which may increase as income increases, to taxable income as defined. ...' This is the definition I found on Google. hopefully this helps because this is all the information it gives me. (Federal income tax is a system overseen by the IRS which collects money based on your earned income - as you likely already know, your federal income tax return must generally be filed by April 15 of each year.)

Ok Rosey, now that I know it is a USA tax, I may be able to help you.
I have found a web site with the tax rates on it. You have to select whether the person is single, or married but doing a separate tax return from their spouse.

http://www.moneychimp.com/features/tax_brackets.htm

This link gives you the rates, it also has a tax calculator at the bottom so after you work it out for yourself you can check if your answer is correct.

For each person you must first work out what there yearly income is. You have to assume that they get paid the same amount every pay day.
Then you look at the table to see what tax bracket they be in.

I worked out Matt and Carol using the 2013 tax rates but when I got to the bottom I realized that your multiple choice answers have been worked out using the 2012 tax rates.
It didn't make any difference for Matt but it has made Carol's tax different from the multiple choice answers you have been given.

Matt is 'single' and earns $170 every week. He earns$170 x 52 = $8840 every year. This puts him in the bottom tax bracket. He has to pay 10% tax. 10% of$8840 = $884 tax in the whole year$884 divided by 52 = $17 tax each week You can use the tax calculator at the bottom of the web page to check Put in 'single' and$8840 and the calculator will tell you that he has to pay $884. So you know your yearly tax calculation is correct. I worked this answer out using the 2013 tax rates but when I got to the bottom I realized that your multiple choice answers have been worked out using the 2012 tax rates Carol is married so you must put the status as 'married filing seperately' She earns$1230 semimonthly.
She earns $1230 x 24 =$29520 every year
This puts her in the second tax bracket.
she will pay 10% tax on her first $8925 and then 15% on the rest ( which will be$29520 - $8925 =$20595 )
so she will pay 10% of $8925 PLUS 15% of$20595
=( 0.10 * 8925 ) + (0.15 * 20529)
= 892.50 + 3089.25
= $3981.75 tax each year Carol gets paid semimonthly so this is$3981.75 divided by 24 = $165.91 every pay. Now use the tax calculator at the bottom of the site to chek. Put in 'married filing seperately' and$29520 and the calculator will tell you that she has to pay $3982 (this is the same anser just rounded up) Unfortunately this answer is not the same as any of your multiple choice answers. This would be because they wored it out on a different tax year rate. Maybe 2012. I just checked and yes, the multiple choice answers are worked out using the 2012 tax rates. You can follow what I have done and do it again using the 2012 tax brackets. I just realized that you are likely to have trouble using the web site because it is in English. Have a go anyway and I will help you some more a little later. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bien Rosey, ahora que sé que es un impuesto de Estados Unidos, puedo ser capaz de ayudarle. He encontrado un sitio web con las tasas de impuesto en él. Tienes que seleccionar si la persona es soltera o casada pero haciendo una declaración de impuestos separada de su cónyuge. http://www.moneychimp.com/features/tax_brackets.htm Este enlace te da las tarifas, también tiene una calculadora de impuestos en la parte inferior así después que arreglarlo usted mismo puede comprobar si su respuesta es correcta. Para cada persona primero debes trabajar es lo que hay ingresos anuales. Tienes que asumir que ellos pagan la misma cantidad cada día de pago. Entonces te ves en la mesa para ver qué soporte de impuestos sean. Trabajé por Matt y Carol utilizando las tasas impositivas 2013 pero cuando llegué a la parte inferior me di cuenta de que sus respuestas de opción múltiple se han trabajado utilizando las tasas impositivas de 2012. No hizo ninguna diferencia por Matt pero ha impuesto de Carol diferente de las respuestas de opción múltiple que le han dado. Matt es 'único' y gana$170 cada semana.
Gana $170 x 52 =$8840 cada año.
Esto lo pone en la caja de pedalier impuesto. Tiene que pagar el impuesto del 10%.
10% de $8840 =$884 impuesto en todo el año
$884 dividido por 52 =$17 impuesto cada semana
Puede utilizar la calculadora de impuestos en la parte inferior de la página web para comprobar
Poner en 'single' y $8840 y la calculadora te dirá que tiene que pagar$884. Así que ya sabes tu cálculo anual de impuestos es correcto.

He trabajado esta respuesta utilizando las tasas impositivas 2013 pero cuando llegué a la parte inferior me di cuenta de que sus respuestas de opción múltiple se han trabajado utilizando las tasas impositivas 2012

Carol está casada, así que usted debe poner el estado como 'presentación casados por separado'
Ella gana $1230 quincenal. Ella gana$1230 x 24 = $29520 cada año Esto la pone en la segunda abrazadera de impuestos. pagará impuesto del 10% en su primer$8925 y 15% en el resto (que será $29520 -$8925 = $20595) Así pagará el 10% de$8925 además el 15% de $20595 = (0.10 * 8925) + (0.15 * 20529) = 892.50 + 3089.25 =$3981,75 impuesto cada año
Carol pagan quincenal, así que esto es $3981,75 dividido por 24 =$165,91 cada pago.
Ahora use la calculadora de impuestos en la parte inferior del sitio a chek.
Poner en 'casado presentando por separado' y $29520 y la calculadora te dirá que tiene que pagar$3982 (este es el mismo anser sólo redondeado)
Desafortunadamente esta respuesta no es lo mismo que cualquiera de sus respuestas de opción múltiple. Esto sería porque se wored en un impuesto diferente del año. Tal vez 2012.
Revisé y Sí, las respuestas de opción múltiple se elaboran utilizando las tasas impositivas de 2012.
Puede seguir lo que he hecho y hacerlo otra vez usando los soportes fiscal 2012.

Me di cuenta que es probable que tenga problemas al utilizar el sitio web porque está en inglés.
Tener un ir de todos modos y te ayudaré más un poco más adelante.