1. a. Susie’s annual salary is $90,000. Each month the following items are deducted from her paycheck
|
Federal income tax |
800 |
Health insurance premium |
200 |
|
State income tax |
300 |
Group term life insurance premium |
75 |
|
Social security tax |
465 |
Parking |
120 |
|
Medicare tax |
108 |
Union due |
50 |
Her gross income is $______; her disposable income is $______.
b. Based on Susie’s cash flow statement, Susie’s total inflow is $95,000, and her total outflow is $100,000, she has a _______ (surplus or deficit) of $______.
Her Gross income is $7500 ( Annual income/12=90000/12); her disposable income is $5382 (annual disposable Income/12=64584/12)
Annual disposable income =Annual income-Sum of all monthly deduction*12=90000-2118*12=64548
Based on Susie's cash flow statement, Susie's total inflow is $95,000, and her total outflow is $100,000, she has a deficit of $5,000
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