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| Adjusted gross income | =Gross income less adjustments |
| Taxable income | =Adjusted gross income |
| Less: Deductions | |
| Less: Exemption |
| Particulars | Amount |
| Wages | 46,500 |
| Adjustments:- | |
| Add: Interest | 1,850 |
| Add: Income from TV show | 15,000 |
| Adjusted Gross Income | 63,350 |
| Particulars | Amount |
| Adjusted Gross Income | 63,350 |
| Deductions/Exemptions:- | |
| Less: Tax deferred savings plan | -3,300 |
| Less: Personal exemption | -4,050 |
| Less: Standard deduction | -6,300 |
| Less: Interest on home mortgage | -6,500 |
| Less: Property Tax | -2,100 |
| Less: State Tax | -1,855 |
| Less: Charirty contrubution | -3,000 |
| Taxable Income | 36,245 |
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Achoices: Total tax liability owed, Adjusted gross income (AGI),
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(gross) income
Cchoices: Total tax liability owed, Itemized deductions,
(AGI)
Dchoices: Taxable income Total personal exemptions Total tax
liability owed
E: Taxable income (AGI) Other taxes
F: Other taxes Total personal exemptions Tax credits
G: Tax credits Other credits Tax liability owed
H: Taxable income Total tax liability owed Adjestments to
(gross) income
Ch 03: Assignment...
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If any could please help with
question E & F
Answer for Question C is $37,500
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Achoices: Total tax liability owed, Adjusted gross income (AGI),
Gross income (all income subject to income taxes]
Bchoices: Total personal exemptions, (AGI), Adjustments to
(gross) income
Cchoices: Total tax liability owed, Itemized deductions,
(AGI)
Dchoices: Taxable income Total personal exemptions Total tax
liability owed
E: Taxable income (AGI) Other taxes
F: Other taxes Total personal exemptions Tax credits
G: Tax credits Other credits Tax liability owed
H: Taxable income Total tax liability owed Adjestments to
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