Mathematics, 19.01.2021 23:20 Randomkid0973

Laura Russo lost her earnings statement from Siler's Lawn and Garden. She recalls paying $43.00 in federal income taxes and
knows she deposited $306.36 in her checking account. Each week she
had deductions for Social Security and Medicare taxes; $22.35 for
medical insurance; 1.5% state tax; 1.5% local tax; and $25.00 for the
credit union. What is her gross weekly pay?

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