4. Carson-Smart-(marriedffiling-jointly) -is-paid $1,000-every-two-weeks-plus-a taxable -lodgingallowance - of $100. He-is-a-participant-in-the-company-401(k)-plan-and-has-$150-deductedfrom-his-pay-for-his-contribution-to-the-plan. How-much-would-be-deducted-from-his-pay-forfederal-income-tax-(using-the-wage-bracket-table)?

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