Amanda is a full-time exempt employee in Sparks, Nevada, who earns $84,000 annually. She is married with 1 deduction and is paid biweekly. She contributes $150.00 per pay period to her 401(k) and has pre-tax health insurance and AFLAC deductions of $50.00 and $75.00, respectively. Amanda contributes $25.00 per pay period to the United Way. What is her net pay? (Use the percentage method. Do not

round intermediate calculations. Round final answers to 2 decimal places.)









A) $2,394.47

B) $2,193.60

C) $2,358.98

D) $2,605.44


C) $2,358.98



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