Say that spain has a working population of 20,081,537 people, and that the average yearly salary is €36,238. how much tax revenue would the spanish government generate every year with a 41.15% income tax rate, to the nearest euro? a. €1,027,169,352,413 b. €428,260,123,198 c. €299,454,614,607 d. €298,515,162,576

c. €299,454,614,607

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Spain has a working population of 20,081,537 people, and that the average yearly salary is €36,238.

So the total salary of population per year = 20,081,537 *€36,238

The total salary of the population = €727,714,737,807

The tax revenue is 41.15% of €727,714,737,807.

Now we have to find the 41.15% of €727,714,737,807.

[41.15% = 41.15 / 100]

=

= 29,945,461,460,716.9 / 100

The tax revenue of the spanish government = €299,454,614,607

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