Once upon a time there was a land $-$ a land of milk and honey, inhabited by happy and prosperous people. The people paid taxes, of course $-$ their happiness had limits$.$ The most important tax, called the Personal Income Tax $($PIT for short$)$ had to be paid once a year, and was evaluated using the following rule:

if the citizen's income was not higher than $85,528$ thalers, the tax was equal to $18\%$ of the income minus $556$ thalers and $2$ cents $($this was the so$-$called tax relief$)$

if the income was higher than this amount, the tax was equal to $14,839$ thalers and $2$ cents, plus $32\%$ of the surplus over $85,528$ thalers.

Your task is to write a tax calculator.

It should accept one floating$-$point value: the income.

Next, it should print the calculated tax, rounded to full thalers. There's a function named round$()$ which will do the rounding for you $-$ you'll find it in the skeleton code in the editor.

Note: this happy country never returns money to its citizens. If the calculated tax is less than zero, it only means no tax at all $($the tax is equal to zero$).$ Take this into consideration during your calculations.

Look at the code in the editor $-$ it only reads one input value and outputs a result, so you need to complete it with some smart calculations.

Test your code using the data we've provided.