2018 tax liability = $29,570
2019 withholding = $36,910
2019 withholding as a percentage of 2018 tax liability = ($36,910/$29,570) x 100 = 125%
Therefore,
The correct answer is No. She does not owe a penalty because her 2019 withholding was greater than 110% of her 2018 tax liability.
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