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Mathematical tax rate
Interest is the money that the bank pays you when you withdraw money, except the principal.

When the bank pays you interest, the tax rate is 20%.

Tax is the money paid.

The interest rate is the percentage of your principal paid in a year or a month, usually within a year.

The pre-tax interest rate is the interest that the bank pays you in addition to the principal.

After-tax interest rate is the interest that the bank pays you after tax except the principal.

Y=X* interest rate * time *( 1- interest tax) (functional domain)

The sum of principal and interest = principal ... there is this law in the textbook.