Pay Stub Deductions

What was Carl's GROSS Pay for the Current Pay Period? (Don't type the $)

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What was Carl's NET Pay for the Current Pay Period? (Don't type the $)

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How much was deducted from Carl's Pay for taxes the Current Pay Period? (Don't type the $)

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How much did Carl pay in FICA Social Security taxes during the current pay period?

(Don't type the $)

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YOU DO THE MATH:

What percentage of Carl’s total gross wages was paid in taxes?

(Your answer will be a %, but don't type the % sign).

Percent can be done by dividing total tax/total gross wage then multiply by 100 -- express your answer with 2 digits after the decimal. You may need to round.

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YOU DO THE MATH:

What percentage of total taxes was paid in FICA Social Security taxes?

(Your answer will be a %, but don't type the % sign).

Percent can be done by dividing Social Security tax tax/total taxes then multiply by 100 -- express your answer with 2 digits after the decimal. You may need to round.

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YOU DO THE MATH:

What percentage of Alan’s gross income was deducted for health insurance?

(Your answer will be a %, but don't type the % sign).

Percent can be done by dividing Health Insurance/Gross Pay, then multiply by 100 -- express your answer with 2 digits after the decimal. You may need to round.

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Choose the Voluntary Deductions from Alan's Pay. (You need to choose be more than 1.)

• FICA Social Security Tax

• FICA Medicare Tax

• Health Insurance

• Utah Income Tax

• Retirement Plan

YOU DO THE MATH:

What percentage of total deductions were voluntary deductions?

(Your answer will be a %, but don't type the % sign).

Percent can be done by dividing (sum of voluntary deductions)/total deductions, then multiply by 100 -- express your answer with 2 digits after the decimal. You may need to round.

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YOU DO THE MATH:

What percentage of Alan’s gross pay did he take home after all deductions?

(Your answer will be a %, but don't type the % sign).

Percent can be done by dividing Net Pay/Gross Pay, then multiply by 100 -- express your answer with 2 digits after the decimal. You may need to round.

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