Sue's 2022 net (take-home) pay was $23,205. Her only payroll deductions were for payroll taxes and federal income tax. Federal income tax withholding totaled $4,500. What was the amount of her gross wages for the year? o $30,000 o $25,127 o $29,480 o None of the above

Sue's 2022 net (take-home) pay was $23,205. Her only payroll deductions were for payroll taxes and federal income tax. Federal income tax withholding totaled $4,500. What was the amount of her gross wages for the year? o $30,000 o $25,127 o $29,480 o None of the above

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Sue's 2022 net (take-home) pay was $23,205. Her only payroll deductions were for
payroll taxes and federal income tax. Federal income tax withholding totaled $4,500.
What was the amount of her gross wages for the year?
。 $30,000
o $25,127
o $29,480
o None of the above

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