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18 December, 04:42

Bruce's taxable income is $30,176. He is filing as single, and he has already paid $4526 in federal taxes. What will he receive or pay after he figures his taxes for the year?

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  1. 18 December, 08:05
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    He will receive $30,641.85 = $30,176 + $465.85 (tax excess payment)

    Since his filing status is single, he'll be taxed based on the single tax rate schedule. 10% for $1 to $9,325. 15% for $9,326 to $37,950.

    9,325 x 10% = 932.50

    30,176 - 9325 = 20,851 x 15% = 3,127.65

    His total tax is 3,127.65 + 932.50 = 4,060.15; Since he paid 4,526 in federal taxes, 4,526 - 4,060.15 = 465.85 will be reimbursed.

    Add his taxable income and the reimbursement to get the total amount he will receive for that year.

    $30,176 + $465.85 = $30,641.85
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