What are Julie’s taxable wages as a data-entry operator if her withholding allowances total $1,500 and her annual gross pay is $24,500?

Julie's Taxable Wages:

Julie's taxable wages as a data-entry operator is:

= $23,000.

Data and Calculations:

a) Annual gross pay =           $24,500

Total withholding allowances = 1,500

Taxable wages (income) =  $23,000 ($24,500 - $1,500)

b) Julie's total withholding allowance of $1,500 is the total exemption that reduces how much income tax her employer can deduct from  Julie's paycheck.  This means that $1,500 will be deducted from $24,500, the gross pay, before arriving at her taxable income.

Thus, Julie's taxable wages represent the difference between her annual gross pay and her total withholding allowances.

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