According to the state regulations: the balance of citizens' monthly income minus 2000 yuan should be taxed. The tax rate is 5% if the balance does not exceed 500 yuan; According to the state regulations: the balance of citizens' monthly income minus 2000 yuan should be taxed. The tax rate is 5% if the balance does not exceed 500 yuan; the tax rate is 10% if the balance exceeds 500 yuan but does not exceed 2000 yuan; the tax rate is 15% if the balance exceeds 2000 yuan but does not exceed 5000 yuan If Uncle Wang's monthly salary is 6000 yuan, how much should he pay personal income tax

According to the state regulations: the balance of citizens' monthly income minus 2000 yuan should be taxed. The tax rate is 5% if the balance does not exceed 500 yuan; According to the state regulations: the balance of citizens' monthly income minus 2000 yuan should be taxed. The tax rate is 5% if the balance does not exceed 500 yuan; the tax rate is 10% if the balance exceeds 500 yuan but does not exceed 2000 yuan; the tax rate is 15% if the balance exceeds 2000 yuan but does not exceed 5000 yuan If Uncle Wang's monthly salary is 6000 yuan, how much should he pay personal income tax

6000-2000=4000
The theory of personal income payable = 500 * 5% + 1500 * 10% + 2000 * 15% = 475
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Income tax rate of monthly income t r: TT > = 800 r = 5% 1500 > t > = 1000 r = 10% 3000 > t > = 1500 r = 15% t = 3000 r = 20%
The title is:
Input monthly income, output income tax rate, income tax payable and actual collection after deducting income tax
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For reference, the example in this is income tax

Suppose that the bonus and tax rate are as follows (a represents the bonus, R represents the tax rate), and use switch structure programming to calculate the bonus after deducting bonus tax?
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#include <stdio.h>void main(){ int result=0; int money=0; printf("Please input the money you get: "); scanf("%d",&money); if(money<500) result=0; else if(money<1000) result=money/2...