Weekly pay: $253.07

Not married Exemptions: 3
What is the federal tax?

To determine the federal tax, we need to consider various factors, such as the tax rate, deductions, and exemptions.

The first step is to determine the taxable income. In this case, we only have information about the weekly pay, which is $253.07. Assuming it represents the gross income, we can use this value as the taxable income.

Next, we need to consider the tax rate. The tax rates are divided into different income brackets, and the tax rate increases as the income rises. However, since we only have the weekly pay, we need to convert it into an annual income for accurate calculations.

To convert the weekly pay into an annual income, we can use the following formula:
Annual income = Weekly pay * Number of weeks in a year

Assuming a year consists of 52 weeks, we can apply the formula:
Annual income = $253.07 * 52 ≈ $13,166.64

Now that we have the annual income, we can refer to the current federal income tax brackets to determine the applicable tax rate. The tax brackets can change from year to year, so it's important to refer to the most recent information provided by the IRS.

Once we know the applicable tax rate, we can calculate the federal tax by multiplying the annual income by the tax rate. However, we also need to account for any applicable deductions and exemptions that may help reduce the taxable income.

In this case, you mentioned having three exemptions. Each exemption reduces the taxable income by a certain amount.

To determine the federal tax, you will need to consider the specific tax brackets, deductions, and exemptions applicable for the current tax year. I recommend using a tax calculator or consulting a tax professional to determine the precise federal tax amount based on your details.