You recently landed the job of a lifetime! Your gross annual salary is $$100,000.$ Before taxes, $$150$ is taken out for an HSA $($Health Savings Account$)$ each paycheck, followed by medical insurance, which is $4\%.$ Taxes are then taken out of your pay.

You currently have $3$ roommates, with whom you split rent and bills on an $$1895$ per month townhouse where utilities $($gas$,$ water, electric, cable... etc$)$ total another $$650.$ You have an outstanding loan that costs you $$445$ per month.

$**$Assume there are $2$ pay periods $(4$ weeks$)$ in a month and that you are filing taxes in April $2022.$

$1$a$.$ What is your gross taxable income? $(10$ points$)$

$1$b$.$ How much is taken out ANNUALLY for:

a$.$ Federal Taxes? $(5$ points$)$

b$.$ Social Security? $(3$ points$)$

c$.$ Medicare? $(2$ points$)$

$1$c$.$ How much money do you have left over at the end of each month after these deductions and expenses are removed? $(10$ points$)$