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If Deepak pays 30% of his income in taxes and his take-home

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If Deepak pays 30% of his income in taxes and his take-home pay after taxes is $2,800 per month, how much does Deepak make per month, before taxes?

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Re: If Deepak pays 30% of his income in taxes and his take-home [#permalink] New post 27 May 2018, 12:38
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If Deepak pays 30% in taxes, his take-home pay after taxes is 70%. Since this amount is equal to $2,800:

0.70x = 2,800

x = 4,000
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