1. Employees who work for two employers may have too much in OASDI taxes withheld from their gross wages. To have too much in OASDI taxes withheld from their pay in 2018, employees' gross wages would have to exceed: $200,000. $128,400. $250,000. $125,000. $110,000.
2. In 2017, a couple pays $10,000 towards the adoption of a U.S. born child. The couple pays another $10,000 in 2018 when the adoption is finalized. In both years, AGI is less than $150,000. Which of the following statements best describes the couple's adoption credit?
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The couple is entitled to a $10,000 adoption credit in 2017, and a $3,570 adoption credit in 2018. |
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The couple is entitled to a $20,000 adoption credit in 2018. |
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The couple is entitled to a $13,810 adoption credit in 2018, and will carryover $6,190 to 2019. |
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The couple is entitled to a $10,000 adoption credit in 2017, a $3,810 adoption credit in 2018, and will carryover $6,190 to 2019. |
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None of the above. |
| 1. Employees who work for two employers may have too much in OASDI taxes withheld from their gross wages. To have too much in OASDI taxes withheld from their pay in 2018, employees' gross wages would have to exceed: $200,000. $128,400. $250,000. $125,000. $110,000. |
| Social Security taxes are withheld up to a maximum amount for year 2018 is $128,400 |
| 2. In 2017, a couple pays $10,000 towards the adoption of a U.S. born child. The couple pays another $10,000 in 2018 when the adoption is finalized. In both years, AGI is less than $150,000. Which of the following statements best describes the couple's adoption credit? |
| The couple is entitled to a $10,000 adoption credit in 2017, and a $3,570 adoption credit in 2018. |
| The couple is entitled to a $20,000 adoption credit in 2018. |
| The couple is entitled to a $13,810 adoption credit in 2018, and will carryover $6,190 to 2019. |
| The couple is entitled to a $10,000 adoption credit in 2017, a $3,810 adoption credit in 2018, and will carryover $6,190 to 2019. |
| None of the above. |
| The maximum amount (dollar limit) for 2018 is $13,810 per child, the credit may be carried forward and claimed on future tax returns for up to five years after initially claimed. |
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