please solve and fill the table for me. Show calculations 3. Determine Tax Liability. Find the...
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3. Determine Tax Liability. Find the tax liabilities based on the taxable income of the following people:
| Taxable income | |
| Tax (use 2019 Tax Rate Schedules for calculate tax liability) |
(a) married couple, $92,225
(b) married couple, $74,170
(c) single person, $27,880
(d) single person, $56,060
4. Use Tax Rate Schedules. Jared Goff, of Los Angeles, determined the following tax information: gross salary, $160,000; interest earned, $2,000; IRA contribution, $5,000; and itemized deductions, $8,000. Calculate Jared's taxable income and tax liability filing single.
| Wages, salaries, tips, etc. | |
| Taxable interest (+) | |
| Total income | |
| Adjustments to income: IRA deduction (-) | |
| Adjusted gross income | |
| Standard deduction (2019) or itemized deductions (-) | |
| Taxable income | |
| Tax (use 2019 Tax Rate Schedules to calculate tax liability) |
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5. Use Tax Rate
Schedules. Carson Wentz, of Phildelphia, determined the following
tax information: salary, $144,000; interest earned, $2,000;
qualified retirement plan contribution, $6,000; itemized
deductions, $10,000. Filing single, calculate Carson's taxable
income and tax liability.
Wages, salaries, tips, etc.
Taxable interest (+)
Total income
Adjustments to income: IRA deduction
(-)
Adjusted gross income
Standard deduction (2019) or itemized
deductions (-)
Taxable income
Tax (use 2019 Tax Rate Schedules...
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information: gross salary, $120,000; interest earned, $2,000; IRA
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for taxable income to the nearest dollar and answer for tax
liability to the nearest cent.
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