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Create a program that will compute the taxes owed from the table above. This assignment assumes Single filers.
- Prompt for the taxable income for a float value, a double value, and an integer value.
- Create a function template as described in section 16.2 and use the template to create methods that calculates the taxes.
- Display the tax rate found for the reported taxable income (from Column 1)
- Display the taxes owed for each of the 3 variable types entered. The resulting taxes need to be the same data type as the given income.
Be sure to include the upper and lower range values in the calculations. I.E - Be sure that $9875 can be calculated and not bypassed.
Deliverable is a working CPP program.
please work on. will be greatly appreciated
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