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All amounts are in $
Taxable Income
1. Gross Income = 70,965
2. Deductions = (3,000)
3. Aggregate Gross Income = 67,965
4. Itemized deduction or Standardized deduction whichever is higher = (12,600)
5. Subtotal = 55,365
6. Exemptions = (4,050)
7. Taxable Income = 51,315
Note :
1. Only taxable income is asked and not tax payable
2. The total itemized deduction = 7,893 + 2,560 + 1,500
= 11,953
*Assumed the given charitable deduction is eligible one
Since the standard deduction is higher than the total itemized deductions, we have taken Standard deduction to reduce taxable income.
If they itemize their deductions, the taxable income would have been $51,962
3. To claim dependent exemption, no details of dependents are given
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