Situation A: You & two kids, living in NC, and you're making $46,000/year, and paying $600/month for health insurance for the family plan. (Use a state income tax rate of 4.99%.)
Your job income (salary)	$46,000
Pay Frequency	monthly
File Status	Head of Household
# Children under 17	2
# Other Dependents	1
Other income (non-job)	$0
Pre-Tax Deductions	$7,200
Other Deductions	$0
Itemized Deductions	$0
Has 2nd, 3rd job income?	$0
State income tax rate	4.99%
City income tax rate	0%
Self-employed or contractor?	no
Final Paycheck:	answer?

Situation B: Identical to A except now you're legally married to someone earning $23,000 per year.
Your job income (salary)	$69,000
Pay Frequency	monthly
File Status	Filing Jointly
# Children under 17	2
# Other Dependents	2
Other income (non-job)	$0
Pre-Tax Deductions	$7,200
Other Deductions	$0
Itemized Deductions	$0
Has 2nd, 3rd job income?	$0
State income tax rate	4.99%
City income tax rate	0%
Self-employed or contractor?	no
Final Paycheck:	answer?

Part C: So by marrying someone who makes $23,000 per year, which is less than $2,000 per month, and nothing else changes, how much (in $) did the household monthly take-home pay increase? What % increase is that?