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Determine Tax Liability. Find the tax Liabilities based on the taxable income of the following people:(a) married couple, $92,225; (b) married couple, $74,170; (c) single person, $27 , 880; (d) single person, $56,060. (Hint: Use Table 4-3.)

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Determine Tax Liability. Find the tax Liabilities based on the taxable income of the following people:(a) married couple, $92,225; (b) married couple, $74,170; (c) single person, $27 , 880; (d) single person, $56,060. (Hint: Use Table 4-3.)

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