practice python part 3 Input values• Enter the wages: 80000• Entrer the taxable interest: 0• Enter unemplyment compensation : 500Enter status (dependent, single, or married ):married• Enter withheld amount :12000Expected outputGross income: $80,500Deduction : $24,000Taxable income: $56,500Federal tax: $6,380Tax due: $-5,620 Practice Python Part 3**P3: Write a program to calculate income tax owed given wages, taxable interest, unemployment compensation, status (dependent, single, or married), andtaxes withheld. Dollar amounts are displayed as integers with comma separators.create tax_module using following functons• def calc_gross_income(wages, interest, unemployment)• Calculate the calc_gross_income() that is the sum of wages, interest, and unemployment. Convert any negative values to positive before summing tocorrect potential input errors. Return the gross income• def get_deduction(status)• Complete the get_deduction() function. Return the deduction amount based on status: dependent = 6000, single = 12000, or married-24000. Returndeduction• def calc_taxable(gross_income, deduction)Complete the calc_taxable() function. Calculate taxable amount (gross/-income - deduction). Set taxable to zero if calculation results in negative valuReturn taxable_valuedef calc_tax(status, taxable)• Complete the calc_tax() function. Calculate tax amount based on status and taxable income (see tables below). Tax amount should be stored initiallyas a double,then rounded to the nearest whole number using round()• def calc_tax_due(tax, withheld). Complete the calc_tax_due() function. Set withheld parameter to zero if negative to correct potential input error. Calculate and return amount of taxdue (tax-withheld)main program import the module tax_module.py• Within the main portion of the code, input the wages, taxable interest, unemployment compensation, status (dependent,single, and married), andtaxes withheld.Income$0-$10,000$10,001 - $40,000$40,001 - $85,000over $85,000Income$0-$20,000$20,001 - $80,000over $80,000Tax for Dependent or Single Filers10% of the income$1,000+ 12% of the amount over $10,000$4,600 +22% of the amount over $40,000$14,500 + 24% of the amount over $85,000Tax for Married Filers10% of the income$2,000+12% of the amount over$20,000$9,200 + 22% of the amount over $80,000

Write the python program to calculate wages.

Input values • Enter the wages: 80000 • Entrer the taxable interest: 0 • Enter unemplyment compensation : 500 • Enter status (dependent, single, or married ):married Enter withheld amount :12000 Expected output Gross income: $80,500 Deduction : $24,000 Taxable income: $56,500 Federal tax: $6,380 Tax due: $-5,620

Input values • Enter the wages: 80000 • Entrer the taxable interest: 0 • Enter unemplyment compensation : 500 • Enter status (dependent, single, or married ):married Enter withheld amount :12000 Expected output Gross income: $80,500 Deduction : $24,000 Taxable income: $56,500 Federal tax: $6,380 Tax due: $-5,620

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter16: Searching, Sorting And Vector Type

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