Determine the taxable amount of Social Security benefits for the following situations. If required, round your answers to the nearest dollar. If an amount is zero, enter "0".
a. Erwin and Eleanor are married and file a joint tax return. They have an adjusted gross income of $39,200, no tax-exempt interest, and $13,720 of Social Security benefits. As a result, $ of the Social Security benefits are taxable.
b. Assume Erwin and Eleanor have adjusted gross income of $18,800, no tax-exempt interest, and $20,680 of Social Security benefits. As a result, $ of the Social Security benefits are taxable.
c. Assume Erwin and Eleanor have adjusted gross income of $106,000, no tax-exempt interest, and $15,900 of Social Security benefits. As a result, $ of the Social Security benefits are taxable.
The taxable income exceeds the specified base amount than the social security benefits will be taxable. We need to take MAGI-Modified adjusted gross income into consideration |
Base 1 |
Married taxpayer who files joint return-$32000 |
married taxpayer who do not live apart but file separate return- $0 |
and for other taxpayers -$25000 |
Base 2 |
Married taxpayer who files joint return-$44000 |
married taxpayer who do not live apart but file separate return- $0 |
and for other taxpayers -$34000 |
Now if MAGI add( plus) 50% 0f social security benefits are more than first base but less than second base that the social security benefit will be taxable as lesser of |
1) 50%*social security benefit amount |
2) 50%*(MAGI+50%*( social security benefit)-first base amount) |
Now if MAGI add( plus) 50% 0f social security benefits are more second base that the social security benefit will be taxable as lesser of |
1) 85%*social security benefit amount |
2) 85%*(MAGI+50%*( social security benefit)-second base amount) and lesser of amount included using first set of formulas |
ans a | ||
Second set will be used as MAGI+50%* social security is 39200+(13720*.50%)= $46060 which is more than $44000 | ||
Lesser of | ||
1) 85%*social security benefit 13720 | 11662 | |
or | ||
2) 1751+6860 | 8611 | |
calculation | ||
2)sum of 85%*(39200+(.5*13720)-44000) | 1751 | |
and lesser of | ||
a) (13720*50%) | 6860 | |
b) 50%*(39200+(.5*13720)-32000) | 7030 | |
Social security benefit taxable is | 8611 | |
ans b | ||
First set will be used | ||
Lesser of: | ||
1) 50%*social security benefit amount | 10340 | |
a) (20680*50%) | ||
2) 50%*(MAGI+50%*( social security benefit)-first base amount) | -1430 | |
b) 50%*(18800+(.5*20680)-32000) | so $0 | |
Social security benefit taxable is | $0 | |
ans c | ||
Social security benefit taxable is | 13515 | |
Second set will be used as MAGI+50%* social security is more than $44000 | ||
Lesser of | ||
1) 85%*social security benefit 15900 | 13515 | |
or | ||
2) (59458+13515) | 72973 | |
calculation | ||
1) 85%*(106000+(.5*15900)-44000) | 59458 | |
and lesser of | ||
a) (15900*50%) | 13515 | |
b) 50%*(106000+(.5*15900)-32000) | 40975 | |
ans | ||
Social Security benefit taxable | ||
a) | $8,611 | |
b) $0 | ||
c) | $13,515 | |
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