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The tax on a luxury item in Kansas is computed based upon 2% of the first $1,000, 4% of the next $2,000, and 5% thereafter. What would the tax be on a luxury item valued at $30,…
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The tax on a luxury item in Kansas is computed based upon 2% of the
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1,000×0.02+2,000×0.04
+27,000×0.05=1,450
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