Business, 28.11.2019 01:31, jjgccc

Match the different categories of income to the calculation used to derive them.

1. gross pay -- deductions >

2. adjusted gross pay -- tax >

3. disposable income -- personal spending >

4. taxable income -- taxes >

(a. adjusted gross pay) (b. taxable income) (c. disposable income) (d. savings)

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