Question 1
| Salaries | Taxable |
| Gifts | Exempted |
| Qualified Dividends | Taxable |
| Social Security | Taxable |
| Interest income | Taxable |
| Inheritance | Exempted |
| Interest from municipal | Exempted |
| Income from self employment | Taxable |
| welfare benefits | Exempted |
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