Certainly! Let's use the supplied information to calculate the relevant deductions from Marilyn's biweekly gross pay of [tex]$810, given that she claims 3 federal withholding allowances.
### Step-by-Step Calculation:
1. Calculate the Federal Tax Based on the Given Table:
- Marilyn's biweekly gross pay is $[/tex]810.
- She claims 3 federal withholding allowances.
- According to the provided table, we look at the wage bracket for "At least 800 but less than 820."
- For this wage range and 3 withholding allowances, the corresponding federal tax amount is [tex]$56.
2. Calculate the Social Security Tax:
- The Social Security tax rate is 6.2%.
- To find the Social Security tax, we multiply the gross pay by the tax rate.
\[
\text{Social Security Tax} = 810 \times 0.062 = 50.22
\]
3. Sum Up the Total Deduction:
- Next, we sum the federal tax and the Social Security tax to get the total deductions from her biweekly gross pay.
\[
\text{Total Deductions} = 56 + 50.22 = 106.22
\]
### Summary of Results:
- Federal Tax: $[/tex]56
- Social Security Tax: [tex]$50.22
- Total Deductions: $[/tex]106.22
So, Marilyn has a total deduction of [tex]$106.22 from her biweekly gross pay of $[/tex]810.
