FORM 1040
Name:Dick,SS no.233-43-4523
Filing status:single
Home address:230,Main street,Platteville,WI 53818
Foreign country name:N/A
Age/Blindness:assumed born after January2,1955,not blind
Dependents:Tony,SS no.456-34-6578,Son,qualifies for chlid tax credit
1) $56000
2a)0
2b)$1600[assumed Form B attached as the interest amount exceeds$1500)
3a)0
3b)0
4a)0
4b)0
4c)0
5a)0
5b)0
6)0
7a)0
7b)$57600
8a)0
8b)$57600
9)$12200
10)0
11a)$12200
11b)$45400
12a)$5852
12b)$5852
13a)$2000(please see calculation given below)
13b)$2000
14)3852
15)0
16)$3852
17)$5000
18)0
19)$5000
20)$1148
21)$1148
22)yes{assumed}
Ccalculation of child tax credit as per work sheet for Line 13a
1)1x$2000
2)0
3)$2000
4)$57600
5)$200000
6)no,0
7)0
8)yes,$2000
9)$5852
10)0
11)No,$5852
12)No,$2000
Eligible child tax credit is $2000
*assumed that child tax credit for 2018 was allowed
Schedule C(form no,1040)
Name of the proprietor:Tina, SSN:342-22-3476
A) cafe
B)722514
C)Istanbul Cafe
D) Not applicable
E)Wisconsin
F)Cash
G) yes
H) yes
I) No
J) not applicable
Part I -Income
1) $70000
2)03)$70000
4)$13500
5)$56500
6)0
7)$56500
Part II -Expenses
8)$2000
9)0
10)0
11)$2200
12)0
13)0
14)0
15)0
16)0
17)0
18)0
19)0
20)(b)$7800
21)0
22)0
23)$680
24)0
25)$1500
26)8500
27)(a)$500
28)$23180
29)$33320
30)0
31)$33320
32)not applicable
SCHEDULE- E(Form no.1040)
Part I-income or loss from rental real estate and royalties
A) no
B) not applicable
1a)Platteville
1b)
12)11 months(QJV box Not applicable)
3)$8800
4)0
Expenses
5)0
6)0
7)0
8)0
9)0
10)0
11)0
12)$4200
13)0
14)$400
15)0
16)$3000
17)0
18)$3000
19)0
20)$10600
21)0
22)0
23)(a)($1800)
24)($1800)
25)0
26)($1800)
Note: since there is loss Form6198 must be filed
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