Worksheet

Pay, income tax and take-home pay

Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Esme reads a pretend pay record for Ms. Frost, a library worker. The pay before tax is $450 and the income tax is 8%. How much is the income tax?

  2. Jun reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Dunn, a bus driver. The pay before tax is $600 and the income tax is 15%. How much is the income tax?

  3. Milo reads a pretend pay record for Ms. Wells, a shoe-shop worker. The pay before tax is the 100% line. The income tax is 15%. What percent is the take-home pay line?

  4. Noah reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Vance, a zoo worker. The pay before tax is the 100% line. The income tax is 8%. What percent is the take-home pay line?

  5. Read this first

    Percent money table

    LinePercentAmount
    pay before tax100%$250
    easy line4%$10
    income tax12%blank
    take-home pay88%?

  6. Ren reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Owens, a bike-shop worker. The pay before tax is $250 and the income tax is 12%. Using the table, what is the take-home pay?

  7. Tala reads a pretend pay record for Ms. Hale, a bike-shop worker. The pay before tax is $600 and the income tax is 8%. Using the table, what is the take-home pay?

  8. Zee reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Cole, a garden-center worker. The pay before tax is $300 and the income tax is 10%. Using the table, what is the take-home pay?

  9. Bo reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Dunn, a bus driver. The pay before tax is $480 and the income tax is 15%. What is the take-home pay?

  10. Esme reads a pretend pay record for Ms. Shaw, a bakery worker. The pay before tax is $520 and the income tax is 12%. What is the take-home pay?

  11. Jun reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Grove, a music-shop worker. The pay before tax is $700 and the income tax is 12%. What is the take-home pay?

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Pay, income tax and take-home pay

Answer Key - Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Esme reads a pretend pay record for Ms. Frost, a library worker. The pay before tax is $450 and the income tax is 8%. How much is the income tax?

    $36

  2. Jun reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Dunn, a bus driver. The pay before tax is $600 and the income tax is 15%. How much is the income tax?

    $90

  3. Milo reads a pretend pay record for Ms. Wells, a shoe-shop worker. The pay before tax is the 100% line. The income tax is 15%. What percent is the take-home pay line?

    85

  4. Noah reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Vance, a zoo worker. The pay before tax is the 100% line. The income tax is 8%. What percent is the take-home pay line?

    92

  5. Read this first

    Percent money table

    LinePercentAmount
    pay before tax100%$250
    easy line4%$10
    income tax12%blank
    take-home pay88%?

  6. Ren reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Owens, a bike-shop worker. The pay before tax is $250 and the income tax is 12%. Using the table, what is the take-home pay?

    $220

  7. Tala reads a pretend pay record for Ms. Hale, a bike-shop worker. The pay before tax is $600 and the income tax is 8%. Using the table, what is the take-home pay?

    $552

  8. Zee reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Cole, a garden-center worker. The pay before tax is $300 and the income tax is 10%. Using the table, what is the take-home pay?

    $270

  9. Bo reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Dunn, a bus driver. The pay before tax is $480 and the income tax is 15%. What is the take-home pay?

    $408

  10. Esme reads a pretend pay record for Ms. Shaw, a bakery worker. The pay before tax is $520 and the income tax is 12%. What is the take-home pay?

    $457.60

  11. Jun reads a pretend pay record for Mr. Grove, a music-shop worker. The pay before tax is $700 and the income tax is 12%. What is the take-home pay?

    $616