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1 st : 01 - 10 000 20<br />
Next: 10 001 – 50 000 15<br />
Rest: 50 001 – and above 10<br />
(a) Calculate the:<br />
(i) taxable income for Omoja and Mbili,<br />
(ii) income tax for Omoja and Mbili,<br />
(b) Express the total income tax for each man as percentage of their<br />
respective taxable incomes.<br />
2. In a certain country, tax is levied on income per month as follows:<br />
Income per month (sh)<br />
Tax Rate(%)<br />
0 – 50 000 10<br />
50 001 – 100 000 15<br />
100 001 – 150 000 20<br />
150 001 – 200 000 30<br />
200 001 - 250 000 35<br />
250 001 – 300 000 40<br />
300 001 – 350 000 45<br />
350 001 – and above 55<br />
Tom’s gross monthly income is sh. 766 000.<br />
The allowances given to him are:<br />
Housing allowance:<br />
Marriage allowance:<br />
Medical allowances:<br />
Transport allowances:<br />
Insurance premium:<br />
sh. 10 000 pe month<br />
sh. 919 200 per annum.<br />
sh. 50 000 per month<br />
sh. 120 000 per annum<br />
sh. 72 000 per annum<br />
Tom is married with 5 children: 2 above 10 years but below 18 years, 1 is below 10<br />
years while 2 are above 18 years. The rate per child are as below:<br />
Age<br />
rate:<br />
Below 10 years sh. 3 000<br />
Between 10 and 18 years sh. 4 000<br />
Above 18 years sh. 5 000<br />
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