Answer Posted / fa1thjp0

#include <stdio.h>

main ()
{
char employee_name, marital_status;
int employee_no;
float taxable_income, gross_income, tax, net_salary;

printf ("
Enter Employee Name:");
scanf ("%s", &employee_name);
printf ("
Enter Employee Number:");
scanf ("%d", &employee_no);
printf ("
Enter Employee marital status:");
scanf ("%s", &marital_status);
printf ("
Enter Employee Gross income:");
scanf ("%f", &gross_income);

if (marital_status == Married)
if (taxable_income < 5000)
tax = (gross_income - 1100) * 0.00;
net_salary = taxable_income - tax;
printf("
Employee Net salary is %f:", & net_salary);
if (taxable_income >= 5000 && taxable_income < 19999)
tax = (taxable_income - 1100) * 0.06;
net_salary = taxable_income - tax;
printf("
Employee Net salary is %f:", & net_salary);
if (taxable_income >= 20000 && taxable_income < 36999)
tax = (gross_income - 1100) * 0.09;
net_salary = taxable_income - tax;
printf("
Employee Net salary is %f:", & net_salary);
if (taxable_income >= 37000)
tax = (taxable_income - 1100) * 0.16;
net_salary = taxable_income - tax;
printf("
Employee Net salary is %f:", & net_salary);
else if (marital_status == NotMarried)
if (taxable_income < 5000)
tax = (gross_income - 650) * 0.00;
net_salary = taxable_income - tax;
printf("
Employee Net salary is %f:", & net_salary);
if (taxable_income >= 5000 && taxable_income < 19999)
tax = (taxable_income - 650) * 0.06;
net_salary = taxable_income - tax;
printf("
Employee Net salary is %f:", & net_salary);
if (taxable_income >= 20000 && taxable_income < 36999)
tax = (gross_income - 650) * 0.09;
net_salary = taxable_income - tax;
printf("
Employee Net salary is %f:", & net_salary);
if (taxable_income >= 37000)
tax = (taxable_income - 650) * 0.16;
net_salary = taxable_income - tax;
printf("
Employee Net salary is %f:", & net_salary);
return 0;
}

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