Ans:
A). Taxable income-= $74,200
Status of filing= single
As per tax slab: $4,453.50+ 22% of(74,200-38,700)
:$4,453.50+ 22% (35,500)
: $4,453.50+ 7,810
: $ 12,263.50
B). Taxable income= $74,200
Status of filing = Jointly tax return
As per tax slab : $1,905.+12% (74,200-19,050)
: $1,905.+ 12% of (55,150)
: $1,905+ $6,618
:$ 8,523
C). Taxable income= $74,200
Status of filing: Married filing but separately
As per tax slab: $4,453.50+ 22% of(74,200-38,700)
: $4,453.50+ 22% of (35,500)
: $4,453.50+ 7,810
: $12,263.50
D). Taxable income= $74,200
Status of filing = head of household
As per tax slab: $5,944+ 22% of(74,200-51,801)
: $5,944+ 22% of (22,399)
: $5,944+ 4,927.78
: $10,871.78
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