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To calculate the federal income tax due for a taxable income of $211,000, we can follow the table provided.

According to the table:

- Since $211,000 is between $190,150 and $413,350, the tax for this range is **$46,278.75** plus **33%** of the amount over $190,150.
  
Let's calculate:

1. **Amount over $190,150**:  
   \[
   211,000 - 190,150 = 20,850
   \]

2. **33% of $20,850**:  
   \[
   0.33 \times 20,850 = 6,880.50
   \]

3. **Total tax**:  
   \[
   46,278.75 + 6,880.50 = 53,159.25
   \]

Thus, the federal income tax due is **$53,159.25**.

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Would you like more details or have any questions?  
Here are five related questions:

1. How would the tax change if the income were $250,000?
2. What would the tax be if the taxable income were exactly $190,150?
3. How does the tax rate progression affect higher incomes?
4. Can this tax calculation method be generalized for incomes beyond $413,350?
5. What is the significance of the different tax brackets and their percentages?

**Tip:** Always check which income range (tax bracket) your taxable income falls under before calculating tax.

Use the table to the right to calculate the federal income tax due for a taxable income of $211,000.

Learn how to calculate federal income tax for a taxable income of $211,000. This problem involves applying tax brackets and calculating percentages for different ranges of income. Suitable for students and professionals seeking to understand income tax calculations.

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