17. The following deductions are made from the salary of an employee. DEDUCTIONS Income tax 35% National housing 2% Education tax 1% What is the total amount which should be deducted from her employee’s salary $1 800 per month? A. $486 B. $648 C. $684 D. $846

17. The following deductions are made from the salary of an employee. DEDUCTIONS Income tax 35% National housing 2% Education tax 1% What is the total amount which should be deducted from her employee’s salary $1 800 per month? A. $486 B. $648 C. $684 D. $846

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17. The following deductions are made from the salary of an employee.

DEDUCTIONS

Income tax 35%
National housing 2%
Education tax 1%

What is the total amount which should be deducted from her employee’s salary $1 800 per month?

A. $486
B. $648
C. $684
D. $846

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