Math Problem Statement
Find the Social Security tax and Medicare tax on the annual gross income of a self-employed individual. For a self-employed person, the FICA rate is 12.4% and the Medicare rate is 2.9%. Round to the nearest cent if needed.
Drew Laughlin’s annual gross income, as a self-employed person, is $58,723.25
Solution
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Percentage calculations
Income tax calculation
Multiplication
Formulas
Social Security Tax = Gross Income × 12.4%
Medicare Tax = Gross Income × 2.9%
Theorems
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Suitable Grade Level
Grade 10 and above
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