Jamal works at the recreation center 15 hours a week during the school year. He eams $875 an hour. In a typical month, he works 63 hours. Calculate his monthly taxes below. Gross Monthly Income Monthly Federal Income Tax (10%) Monthly Social Security (FICA) (6.2%) Monthly Medicare (1.45%) Monthly State Tax (4%) Monthly Local Tax (0.1%) Total Monthly Deductions Jamal's NM

Jamal works at the recreation center 15 hours a week during the school year. He eams $875 an hour. In a typical month, he works 63 hours. Calculate his monthly taxes below. Gross Monthly Income Monthly Federal Income Tax (10%) Monthly Social Security (FICA) (6.2%) Monthly Medicare (1.45%) Monthly State Tax (4%) Monthly Local Tax (0.1%) Total Monthly Deductions Jamal's NM

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