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I can't seem to get the formula right on this. Here is the example: I have a
field for gross wage and a field for federal tax. The year to date field increases with each pay period. The YTD spans 2 tax brackets i.e.; <$15,100 is taxed at 10%, $15,100 at 15%. I have been trying to work with the "if" function. Everything is fine until I hit the threshold then all previous numbers reset to the higher rate. I'd like to be able to use this as a template so I really don't want to lock the value in each cell. Should I be approaching this with a different function? -- Bob |
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This may be useful:
http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/variablerate.html In article , Bob wrote: I can't seem to get the formula right on this. Here is the example: I have a field for gross wage and a field for federal tax. The year to date field increases with each pay period. The YTD spans 2 tax brackets i.e.; <$15,100 is taxed at 10%, $15,100 at 15%. I have been trying to work with the "if" function. Everything is fine until I hit the threshold then all previous numbers reset to the higher rate. I'd like to be able to use this as a template so I really don't want to lock the value in each cell. Should I be approaching this with a different function? |
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![]() Yes, a different method is probably better. (Not paying taxes would be even better.) At each cutoff point the tax is some number (X), plus a percentage of income above the cutoff point. So, you probably want a lookup table for the base amount, plus a percentage calculation for the income above the base amount. For example col A col B col C col D Income Range Tax at Bottom of Range Incremental % Low High 20,000.01 25,000.00 500.00 15% 25,000.01 30,000.00 1,250.00 20% Assume the taxable income is in cell Z99. Tax can be found by =Vlookup(Z99,A:D,3,TRUE) + ' tax at bottom of range Vlookup(Z99,A:D,4,TRUE)* ' incremental rate (Z99-VLOOKUP(Z99,A:D,1,TRUE)) ' incremental taxable income -- rsenn ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rsenn's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=29050 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=491290 |
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Hi Bob
With gross wages in A1 =MIN(15100,A1)*10%+MAX(0,A1-15100)*15% Regards Roger Govier Bob wrote: I can't seem to get the formula right on this. Here is the example: I have a field for gross wage and a field for federal tax. The year to date field increases with each pay period. The YTD spans 2 tax brackets i.e.; <$15,100 is taxed at 10%, $15,100 at 15%. I have been trying to work with the "if" function. Everything is fine until I hit the threshold then all previous numbers reset to the higher rate. I'd like to be able to use this as a template so I really don't want to lock the value in each cell. Should I be approaching this with a different function? |
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