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Answer Page for Case Study #2 Put a Yes or NO next to each item from Allys list of Potential deductions 1. United Calvary Ch
12 Does Ally get a tax credit for both children Fill in the Blank 13 On Allys 1040, what amount goes on Line 1? (wages salar
17. Line 7 - what is Allys adjusted Gross Income? Now lets look at the Schedule A - Itemized Deductions 18. Line 1 for medic
CASE STUDY 2 Ally, Sophie and Carson Davidson Ally Davidson is 38 years old and divorced. Her social security number is 888.6
PayU SLLOWINNO she does not contribute to; she is given a contribution from the pension. Sophie just started college this pas
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1. Yes, it will be eligible for deduction

2. Yes, it will be eligible for deduction

3. No, it will not be eligible for deduction

4. No, it will not be eligible for deduction

5. No, it will not be eligible for deduction

6. No, it will not be eligible for deduction

7. No, it will not be eligible for deduction

8. No, it will not be eligible for deduction

9. No, it will not be eligible for deduction

10. No, it will not be eligible for deduction

11. No, it will not be eligible for deduction

12. No,it will not be eligible for deduction

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