Answer -
Step - (1) - Information Given -
Stan is single and has Box 1 wages of $500000 in 2019. He had $10000 withheld from his paychecks in 2019.
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Step - (2) - Computation of Stan's Tax Liability for Tax Year 2019 -
Taxable Income = AGI - Standard Deduction = ($500000 - $12200) = $487800.
Tax Rate | Taxable Income ($) | Calculation | Amount ($) | |
I. | 10% | 0 - 9700 | $9700 * 10% | 970 |
II. | 12% | 9700 - 39475 | ($39475 - $9700) * 12% | 3573 |
III. | 22% | 39475 - 84200 | ($84200 - $39475) * 22% | 9840 |
IV. | 24% | 84200 - 160725 | ($160725 - $84200) * 24% | 18366 |
V. | 32% | 160725 - 204100 | ($204100 - $160725) * 32% | 13880 |
VI. | 35% | 204100 - 510300 | ($487800 - $204100) * 35% | 99295 |
Total | I + II + III + IV + V + VI | 145924 | ||
Less: Amount withheld from his paychecks | Given in question | 10000 | ||
Tax Liability | $145924 - $10000 | 135924 | ||
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