Pay, income tax and take-home pay
Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Ari reads a pretend pay record for Ms. Wells, a shoe-shop worker: 28 hours at $13 an hour, with 12% income tax on the pay before tax. What is the take-home pay?
Bo reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Vance, a zoo worker: 35 hours at $18 an hour, with 15% income tax on the pay before tax. What is the take-home pay?
Jun reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Owens, a bike-shop worker: 30 hours at $14 an hour, with 8% income tax on the pay before tax. What is the take-home pay?
Kira reads Ms. Hale's pretend pay record: pay before tax $500. Income tax takes 10% and city income tax takes 2%, both of the pay before tax. What is the take-home pay?
Milo reads Ms. Frost's pretend pay record: pay before tax $450. Income tax takes 10% and city income tax takes 4%, both of the pay before tax. What is the take-home pay?
Noah reads Mr. Dunn's pretend pay record: pay before tax $800. Income tax takes 12% and city income tax takes 2%, both of the pay before tax. What is the take-home pay?
Pia reads a pretend pay record for Ms. Shaw, a bakery worker. The take-home pay is $352 after an income tax of 12% of the pay before tax. What was the pay before tax?
Ren reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Grove, a music-shop worker. The take-home pay is $765 after an income tax of 15% of the pay before tax. What was the pay before tax?
Tala reads a pretend pay record for Ms. Wells, a shoe-shop worker. The take-home pay is $276 after an income tax of 8% of the pay before tax. What was the pay before tax?
Zee reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Vance, a zoo worker. The take-home pay is $720 after an income tax of 10% of the pay before tax. What was the pay before tax?