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If you want to calculate your take-home pay you will need to determine the amount of taxes that will be taken out of your paycheck. To do this, you will: a) Subtract your gross income by your net pay.b) Multiply your net income by the number of taxes. Then subtract that amount to find your net pay.c) Multiply your gross income by the percent of taxes. Then subtract that amount to find your net pay.

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