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1. Type the split domain function f(x) that describes this computational table. The x is the variable that measures the net income subject to contribution, and the y the contribution on income determined according to the table.

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The income tax in Puerto Rico is determined according to the Net Taxable Income (net income subject to tax) of the taxpayer. That is, the amount of money that remains of your Gross Income after all the deductions and exemptions that the taxpayer is entitled to claim according to his economic situation. The following is the scale used to determine your income tax. Computation Table Use the following table to calculate the normal tax for individuals applicable to years beginning after December 31, 2012: If the net income subject to contribution (line 13, Part 2 of the return or line 15 of Schedule CO Individual) is: The contribution will be: 0% No more than $9,000 In excess of $9,000 but no more than $25,000 7% excess of the $9,000 In excess of $25,000 but no more than $41,500 In excess of $61,500 $3,430 plus the 25% excess of $41,500 $8,430 more than 33% excess of $61,500 The income tax in Puerto Rico is determined according to the Net Taxable Income (net income subject to tax) of the taxpayer. That is, the amount of money that remains of your Gross Income after all the deductions and exemptions that the taxpayer is entitled to claim according to his economic situation. The following is the scale used to determine your income tax. Computation Table Use the following table to calculate the normal tax for individuals applicable to years beginning after December 31, 2012: If the net income subject to contribution (line 13, Part 2 of the return or line 15 of Schedule CO Individual) is: The contribution will be: 0% No more than $9,000 In excess of $9,000 but no more than $25,000 7% excess of the $9,000 In excess of $25,000 but no more than $41,500 In excess of $61,500 $3,430 plus the 25% excess of $41,500 $8,430 more than 33% excess of $61,500

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