This table shows the U$.$S$.$ federal income tax rates from $2014.($Source: Internal Revenue Service$)$

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Rate

Single

Married Filing Jointly

Married Filing Separately

Head of Household

$10\%$

SO$-$$$9,075$

SO$-$$$18,150$

$$0-$$$9,075$

$O$-$$$12,950$

$15\%$

$$9\mathrm{.}075-$$$36,900$

$$18,150-$$$73,800$

$$9,075-$$$36,900$

$ $12,950-$$$49,400$

$25\%$

$$36,900-$$$89,350$

$$73,800-$$$148,850$

$$36,900-$$$74,425$

$$49,400-$$ $127,550$

$28\%$

$$89,350-$S $186,350$

$$148,850-$$$226,850$

$$74,425-$$ $113,425$

$$127,550-$$$206,600$

$33\%$

$$186,350-$$$405,100$

$$226\mathrm{.}850-$$$405,100$

$$113,425-$$$202,550$

$$206,600-$$$405,100$

$35\%$

$$405,100-$$$406,750$

$$405,100-$$$457,600$

$$202,550-$$$228,800$

$$405,100-$$$432,200$

$39\mathrm{.}6\%$

Over $$406,750$

Over $$457,600$

Over $$228,800$

Over $$432,200$

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Each row shows the tax rate on a specific portion of the taxpayer's taxable income given their filing status. For example, suppose a taxpayer has a filing status of Single and a taxable income of $$40,000.$ This means that the taxpayer owes $10\%$ tax on the first $$9,075,15\%$ tax on the amount over $$9,075$ up to $$36,900,$ and $25\%$ on the amount over $$36,900$ up to $$40,000.$

If Rita had a filing status of Single and a taxable income of $$74,342$ in the year $2014,$ how much did she owe for federal income tax?

Do not round any intermediate computations. Round your answer to the nearest dollar.