Final answer:
To calculate payroll deductions for Social Security, Medicare, and income tax, add 6.2%, 1.45%, and 15% respectively, for a total rate of 22.65% of gross income. The exact deduction amount in dollars cannot be determined without knowing the gross income.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Calculating Payroll Deductions
To determine the total deduction from a paycheck, we need to calculate the Social Security tax, the Medicare tax, and the federal and state income tax. An employee's paycheck will have a 6.2% deduction for Social Security and a 1.45% deduction for Medicare. Additionally, we assume a 15% deduction for federal and state income taxes.
To find the total deduction, we add these percentages together: 6.2% (Social Security) + 1.45% (Medicare) + 15% (Income Tax) = 22.65% of the gross pay.
Without a specified gross income, we can't determine the dollar amount of the deductions, but we know the total deduction rate. Each option represents a different total deduction amount, which would result from different gross income levels.
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