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Ralph’s current annual income is $32,000. Using the graph shown below, Ralph has calculated that he will have to pay a total of $9,280 in federal taxes this year. Which of the following statements is true?

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A
Ralph’s calculation is too high, he has only calculated state taxes.
B
Ralph’s calculation is too high, his calculation includes state taxes.
C
Ralph’s calculation is correct, he will have to pay $9,280 in federal taxes this year.
D
Ralph’s calculation is too low, he did not include medical care in his calculation.
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Curtis just received a raise at work increasing his salary by $8,500. He knows that an increase in salary will increase the amount of federal income taxes withheld from his paycheck. Which of the following statements best describes the effect his raise will have on state income tax withholdings?

A
State income tax is unrelated to federal, he will see no change in his state withholding.
B
Since he is having more withheld for federal, he will have less withheld for state so that he pays the same amount in the end.
C
State income tax is usually a set percentage of federal income tax. With an increase in federal he will see an increase in state withholding.
D
Since he is making more money, the state government will take advantage of his raise and charge him more income tax. His state withholding will increase.
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Which of the following is considered a purchase tax?

A
income tax
B
Social Security
C
property tax
D
excise tax
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What kind of taxes are likely to pay for universities and police?

A
local taxes
B
state taxes
C
federal taxes
D
income taxes
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For which of the following would not expect to pay an excise tax?

A
alchoholic beverages
B
firearms
C
gasoline
D
groceries

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