Standard deduction for single taxpayer = $12,200
Itemized deductions = $8,200
He can claim standard deduction to reduce his tax liability.
Therefore, his taxable income = $65,000 - $12,200 - $1,200
= $51,600
He falls under the tax bracket of 22%
Therefore, his tax liability would be $11,352 for 2019
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