Emily had an excellent year as a saleswoman in 2007. She earned $97,000. She paid $17,000 for "necessities" such as mortgage, food, and clothing. She was given a six-week all expenses paid vacation by the company for her sales performance that had a value of $9,000. Her provincial and federal income taxes totaled $24,000. What was her discretionary income?

Emily had an excellent year as a saleswoman in 2007. She earned $97,000. She paid $17,000 for "necessities" such as mortgage, food, and clothing. She was given a six-week all expenses paid vacation by the company for her sales performance that had a value of $9,000. Her provincial and federal income taxes totaled $24,000. What was her discretionary income?

Emily had an excellent year as a saleswoman in 2007. She earned $97,000. She paid $17,000 for "necessities" such as mortgage, food, and clothing. She was given a six-week all expenses paid vacation by the company for her sales performance that had a value of $9,000. Her provincial and federal income taxes totaled $24,000. What was her discretionary income?



A.

$56,000


B.

$73,000


C.

$80,000


D.

$88,000



Answer: A


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