Adjusted Gross Income = W-2 Wages - Deductions for AGI - Potential Itemized Deductions
= $ 52,000 - $ 1,000 - $ 4,000
= $ 47,000
Life insurance proceeds are tax exempt
Calculate the 2020 taxable income for the following taxpayer (follow the formula on pg. 1-16, Exhibit...
Sty Font Arial Regular B Character Text Color 2. Calculate the 2020 taxable income for the following taxpayer (follow the formula on pg. 1-16, Exhibit 1.2): • Single taxpayer Life insurance proceeds received (excluded income) $4,000 • W-2 Wages $52,000 Deductions for AGI $1,000 Potential itemized Deductions 4,000 (Hint: the standard deduction can be found on page G-3 and on Blackboard Welcome page, Tax Schedules and Formulas pdf file). Use "basic" and ignore the "additional standard deduction) Alignment Source: Spacing...
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1. Regarding the tax formula applicable to individual taxpayers, which of the following statements is correct? a. In arriving at AGI, a taxpayer may claim deductions for AGI or deductions from AGI, but not both. b. In arriving at taxable income, a taxpayer may claim deductions for AGI or deductions from AGI, but not both. c. If a taxpayer claims deductions for AGI, the standard deduction is not available. d. In arriving at taxable income, a taxpayer may claim...
1. Regarding the tax formula applicable to individual taxpayers, which of the following statements is correct? a. In arriving at AGI, a taxpayer may claim deductions for AGI or deductions from AGI, but not both. b. In arriving at taxable income, a taxpayer may claim deductions for AGI or deductions from AGI, but not both. c. If a taxpayer claims deductions for AGI, the standard deduction is not available. d. In arriving at taxable income, a taxpayer may claim itemized...
1. Regarding the tax formula applicable to individual taxpayers, which of the following statements is correct? a. In arriving at AGI, a taxpayer may claim deductions for AGI or deductions from AGI, but not both. b. In arriving at taxable income, a taxpayer may claim deductions for AGI or deductions from AGI, but not both. c. If a taxpayer claims deductions for AGI, the standard deduction is not available. d. In arriving at taxable income, a taxpayer may claim itemized...
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30 pts Question 1 Jessie, age 53, is a single taxpayer. She earns a salary of $90,000. Her employer puts $5,000 into a qualified pension plan on her behalf and Jessie puts $7,000 in her pension plan. Her employer provides all employees with group-term life insurance equal to their salary ($90,000). Jessie put $2,000 in her flexible benefits plan. Her allowable deductions for AGI total $4,200 and she has $10,100 of allowable itemized deductions. In addition, Jessie received interest income...