What tax strategies will utilize to pay every penny owe to the government, and not a penny more (for a given level of income of $50000/ year, just graduated from university ,single ) What strategies will take to reduce taxable income?
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Annual income - $ 50,000
Tax Year 2019, Single.
Head of the Household - No.
Adjusted Income = 50000 - 3750 = 46250.
Standard Deduction eligible - $ 12,200
Itemized Deductions - 3750+3000+3500+265 = $ 10,515.
So Total Deductions to be Taken = 12200 + 3000 = 15200. (IRA)
Total Adjusted Gross Income = 46250 - 15200 = 31050.
Applicable Tax = (10% of 9700) + (12% of 21350) = 970 + 2562 = 3532.
Tax Credit applied = 2000.
Total taxes due = 3532 - 2000 = 1532.
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