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Jim Ross is an automobile salesman who receives a salary of $500 per week plus a commission of 3% on all sales. During a four-week period he sold $42,000 worth of cars. What were Jim's average earnings?
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Calculate the gross pay for Ryan O'Neal, an apple picker, assuming he picked 7,200 apples: 
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The Federal Insurance Contributions Act funds the federal income tax program.
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A draw is an advance that need not be repaid if the commission does not exceed the draw.
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John Flynn works at Stutz Toyota and is paid a(n) __________ against his earned commissions.
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A married person will pay in more Social Security and Medicare tax than a single person.
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