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Mathematics, 18.08.2021 03:50 HaydenSturgis1

After receiving yet more raises, Greg decides to invest 10% of his pre-tax annual income in a retirement fund. He needs to pay 30% income tax on his remaining income, and the remainder represents his take-home pay. If his annual take-home pay is $6,300, what is Greg's annual pre-tax income?

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