Given
gross income = $ 55000
AGI = $ 5000
deductions = $ 5600
taxable income = $55000- $ 5000-$ 5600
= $ 44400
B is correct
19) In 2018 Sean, who is single and age 44, received $55,000 of gross income and...
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