If your annual salary is $27,000, what is the pretax and posttax amounts?
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I'm not sure what you are asking.  Your payroll stub should tell you what has been taken out; i.e., FICA, Medicare (M/C), Federal withholding and State withholding.  You probably don't have any deductions, so you can fill out a 1040EZ.  If you do have deductions, you might want to try Turbotax online (for about $20) and it will ask all the pertinent questions about filing your income tax.\n\nIf you are just wondering what to expect to get out of $27,000, you can expect at least 1/3 to go to taxes.
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nothing on the first-ok, around $7000.  15% on the next $7000 to about $25000 (sorry, i didnt look these up).  $25K to $45K about 25%.  35% max.  But dont forget 7.5% social security, and 4.5% (?) medicare, both on $0-86000.  And dontdont forget, if you have dependents, each cuts out about $5000 (?) of income from being taxed.
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An amount equal or higher than your retirement check.
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It is just withholding just like from with a w2. You file your taxes and you report the total amount withheld, then you determine your total owed and total withheld and then you pay the rest you owe. \n\nYes 28% is a lot.
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There is no exact %.   Stock gain is called capital gain. Capital gain or loss is added or reduced from your gross income.  So if you made $25k a year from your job and then made $5,000 a year from stocks, your gross salary would be $30k and you would be taxed according to the tax bracket of people who make 30k a year.
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None.  You're you allowed to exempt up to 250k of the gain from taxes, if you're filing single or seperately.  And 500k if you're married filing jointly.
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The formula is roughly two and one half times your annual income so that would be 175,000.
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If you itemize deductions it's 1040. If you just use standard deductions its 1040A
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Go to www.salarycalculator.com\nWe use this site alot.  Good luck!
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depends on the income. Subtract deductions, contribution to IRA/401K etc. and see what the net income is. Then look at the tax tables to determine the federal tax
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Well, take your last paycheck and you should see what you paid in so far (year-to-date). That should give you a general idea.
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I have been in this business for five years and I made 250k last year. The year before that was 70k. The other three years were at about 25-35k. It may take you some time but it is well worth it.
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Depends on what it is for.  There are no easy answers to anything about the IRS.  If it's for basic business purposes, 35cents.
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lump sum, you would probably get about $150 million.  After taxes, you take about $105 million.
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The equal, annual payment for years 24 - 40 would be $40.\n\nIt's a multi-step process. First you must find the present value of the security at the end of year 23 - which is $364.87. Then you can find the payment amount using the PMT formula in Excel. The rate =.08, the NPER=17 (number of periods), the PV=$364.87 (present value), the FV=0 (future value) and the type=0 (payment at end of period) for an answer of $40.00049067.
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the contribution varies based on your salary.
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She's right if that is as much as you can invest.  Your best bet is to max out both if you can afford to.\n\nHere's the order:\n\n401K to match:\nROTH IRA max\n401K max