Name: 連邦税の計算とテイク・ホーム・ペイ (Calculating federal taxes and take home pay)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T05:02:56.000Z
Duration: 6 min 36 s
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Voiceover: Let's say that you're a single person

Let's figure out what your actual take-home pay

would be after paying federal income taxes,

if you're in a state that has income taxes.

So the first thing we need to think about

I'm not going to go into a bunch of depth

but if we just assume that you are a very

you're just going to take the standard deduction,

or whatever else you might want to deduct.

you're only taking ownership for yourself,

you might have larger exemption right over here.

The key about the deduction and the exemption

is these aren't deducted from your taxes.

so you started at a gross income of $50,000.

Let's subtract out 6,100 for the standard deduction

and then 3,900 for the personal exemption,

so this stuff adds up to $10,000 of deductions

is to get the idea of how these brackets work.

These brackets might change from year to year,

"It falls into this bracket right over here,

The way it works is you pay 10% on the first 8,925,

and then 25% on the amount that is above 36,250.

We're going to pay 10% of the first 8,925,

I have trouble pressing buttons on this calculator.

Once again, I have trouble typing in a 5 there.

And then, I'm going to pay 25% on the increment,

So this gets us to $5,929 of just straight up,

Let me put that here. This is federal income tax.

Now, we aren't done at the federal level.

You also have what's often called the FICA tax,

Federal Insurance Contributions Act, FICA,

1.45%, and you don't take into account deductions

so you're going to pay it on the original $50,000,

so let's calculate what that's going to be.

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