Question 6 Use this chart for 6-8. William eams $20,940 annually as an accountant. He is married and supports 1 child. The state tax rate in William's state is 4.5% of taxable income. Single $1500 Married $3000 Each Dependent $1000 How much total does William have in personal exemptions? Your answer: O $1,500

Question 6 Use this chart for 6-8. William eams $20,940 annually as an accountant. He is married and supports 1 child. The state tax rate in William's state is 4.5% of taxable income. Single $1500 Married $3000 Each Dependent $1000 How much total does William have in personal exemptions? Your answer: O $1,500

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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