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The IRS 1040 EZ form is for people with no itemized deductions filing as single or married couple.  The deduction is calculated based on these rules:  If someone can claim you as depend on their return, then the deduction is 3900 for single and 6550 for married; otherwise the deduction is 6550 for single and 11800 for married.  The taxable income is computed by the formula: taxable income = total income – deduction.  The tax is calculated based on the filing status and taxable income.  The tax rate schedules for single filing status are:

If the taxable income is

At least

But less than

Tax

0

22100

15% of the taxable income

22100

53500

3315+28% of the amount over 22100

53500

115000

12107+31% of the amount over 53500

115000

250000

31172+36% of the amount over 115000

250000

79772+39.6% of the amount over 250000

The tax rate schedules for married couple filing a joint return are:

If the taxable income is

At least

But less than

Tax

0

36900

15% of the taxable income

36900

89150

5535+28% of the amount over 36900

89150

140000

20165+31% of the amount over 89150

140000

250000

35928.5+36% of the amount over 140000

250000

75528.5+39.6% of the amount over 250000

Test your program with these inputs:

(1)   Single, total income 75000 and is a dependent of some people.  The tax should be 17563.

(2)   Married, total income 95000 and is not a dependent.  The tax should be 18499.

Validation requirement: The total income must be between 0 and 500,000.

1040EZ Form Tax Calculation Name: John Smith Filing Status: Single O Married Total income: 75000 Check this box if someone cl

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Dear Student ,

As per the requirement submitted above , kindly find the below solution.

Here a new web page with name "tax.html" is created, which contains following code.

tax.html :

<!DOCTYPE html>

<html lang="en">

<head>

<!-- title for web page -->

<title>1040EZ Form Tax Calculation</title>

<meta charset="UTF-8">

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

<!-- <script> is used for Javascript -->

<script src="tax.js"></script>

</head>

<body>

<h4>1040EZ Form Tax Calculation</h4>

Name :

<!-- textbox form name -->

<input type="text" id="txtName"/>

<br><br>

Filling Status :

<!-- radio button for filling status -->

<input type="radio" name="fillingStatus" id="single" value="Single"/>Single

<input type="radio" name="fillingStatus" id="married" value="Married"/>Married

<br><br>

Total Income :

<!-- textbox for total income -->

<input type="text" id="txtTotalIncome"/>

<br><br>

<!-- checkbox to display claims -->

<input type="checkbox" name="chkClaims"/>

Check this box if someone claims you on their return

<br><br>

<!-- textbox to display deductions -->

Deduction:<input type="text" id="txtDeduction"/>

<br><br>

<!-- textbox to display taxable income -->

Taxable income:<input type="text" id="txtTaxableIncome"/>

<br><br>

<!-- textbox to display tax -->

Tax:<input type="text" id="txtTax"/>

<br><br>

<!-- button to call function -->

<input type="button" value="Compute Tax" onclick="calculateTaxAndIncome()"/>

</body>

</html>

*************************

tax.js :

//function to calculate tax

function calculateTaxAndIncome()

{

var claimsAmount=0;//declaring variale to store claim amount

//get name

var name=document.getElementById("txtName").value;

//get total income

var incomeTaxAmount=parseInt(document.getElementById("txtTotalIncome").value);

//checking if checkbox for claim is checked

if(document.getElementsByName("chkClaims")[0].checked && document.getElementById("single").checked)

{

//if having dependent for single tax payer

claimsAmount=3900;//set claim

}

else if(document.getElementsByName("chkClaims")[0].checked && document.getElementById("married").checked)

{

//having dependent for married tax payer

claimsAmount=6550;//set claim

}

else if(document.getElementById("single").checked)

{ //no dependent but single tax payer

claimsAmount=6550;//set claim

}

else if(document.getElementById("married").checked)

{ //no dependent but married tax payer

claimsAmount=11800;

}

//checking total income

if(!(incomeTaxAmount<0 || incomeTaxAmount>500000))

{

incomeTaxAmount=incomeTaxAmount-claimsAmount;

//declaring variable to store income tax

var totalTax=0;

//checking which radio button is selected

if(document.getElementById("single").checked)

{

//checking incomeTaxAmount

if(incomeTaxAmount>0 && incomeTaxAmount <22100)

{

totalTax=incomeTaxAmount*0.15;

}

//if income is between 22100 and 53500

else if(incomeTaxAmount>=22100 && incomeTaxAmount <53500)

{

//tax is 28%

totalTax=3315+(incomeTaxAmount-22100)*0.28;

}

//if income is between 53500 and 115000

else if(incomeTaxAmount>=53500 && incomeTaxAmount <115000)

{

//tax is 31%

totalTax=12107+(incomeTaxAmount-53500)*0.31;

}

//if income is between 115000 and 250000

else if(incomeTaxAmount>=115000 && incomeTaxAmount <250000)

{

//tax is 36%

totalTax=31172+(incomeTaxAmount-115000)*0.36;

}

else if(incomeTaxAmount >250000)

{

//tax is 39.6%

totalTax=79772+(incomeTaxAmount-250000)*0.396;

}

}

//if married radio button is selected

else if(document.getElementById("married").checked)

{

//checking incomeTaxAmount

if(incomeTaxAmount>0 && incomeTaxAmount <36900)

{

totalTax=incomeTaxAmount*0.15;

}

//if income is between 36900 and 89150

else if(incomeTaxAmount>=36900 && incomeTaxAmount <89150)

{

//tax is 28%

totalTax=5535+(incomeTaxAmount-36900)*0.28;

}

//if income is between 89150 and 140000

else if(incomeTaxAmount>=89150 && incomeTaxAmount <140000)

{

//tax is 31%

totalTax=20165+(incomeTaxAmount-89150)*0.31;

}

//if income is between 140000 and 250000

else if(incomeTaxAmount>=140000 && incomeTaxAmount <250000)

{

//tax is 36%

totalTax=35928.5+(incomeTaxAmount-140000)*0.36;

}

else if(incomeTaxAmount >250000)

{

//tax is 39.6%

totalTax=75528.5+(incomeTaxAmount-250000)*0.396;

}

}

//display details

document.getElementById("txtDeduction").value="$"+claimsAmount.toFixed(2);

document.getElementById("txtTaxableIncome").value="$"+(incomeTaxAmount).toFixed(2);

//display tax

document.getElementById("txtTax").value="$"+totalTax.toFixed(2);

}

else

{

//alert user

alert("Enter total income between 0 to 500000");

}

}

======================================================

Output : Open web page tax.html in the browser and will get the screen as shown below

Screen 1 :tax.html

1040EZ Form Tax Calculation x+ ぐ → C ⓘlocalhost8080/tax.html 1040EZ Form Tax Calculation Name Filling Status: Single Married

Screen 2:showing details for single person with dependent

1040EZ Form Tax Calculation x+ ぐ → C ⓘlocalhost:8080/tax.html 1040EZ Form Tax Calculation Name John Smith Filling Status : Si

Screen 3:showing details for married person with no dependent

1040EZ Form Tax Calculation x+ Clocalhost:8080/tax.html 1040EZ Form Tax Calculation Name John Smith Filling Status : O Single

NOTE : PLEASE FEEL FREE TO PROVIDE FEEDBACK ABOUT THE SOLUTION.

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