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1.Calculate the exemption amount for the following cases in 2018 for a married taxpayer filing jointly and a married taxpayer filing separately.
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For each case above, compute the AMT exemption for 2018. If an amount is zero, enter a "0". Do not round your intermediate computations and round your final answer to nearest dollar.
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Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) exemption for 2018
The threshold for AMT exemption for singles or married couples filing separately is $ 54700
The threshold for AMT exemption for married couples filling jointly is $ 109400
The threshold for claiming exemption is $718800 for individuals and 1437600 for joint filers.
If AMTI is less than threshold than exemption can be claimed else not.
Case | AMTI | MFJ Exemption | Threshold(Joint) | MFS AMT Exemption | Threshold(Separately) |
1 | $350000 | $109400 | $1437600 | $54700 | $718800 |
2 | $1200000 | $109400 | $1437600 | 0 | $718800 |
3 | $1800000 | 0 | $1437600 | 0 | $718800 |
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EXHIBIT 8-5 2019 AMT Exemptions
Filing Status
Exemption
Phase-Out Begins at This Level of
AMTI
Phase-Out Complete for This Level of
AMTI
Married filing jointly
$111,700
$1,020,600
$1,467,400
Married filing separately
55,850
510,300
733,700
Head of household and single
71,700
510,300
797,100
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These links are to the tax table and tax rate schedule.
http://lectures.mhhe.com/connect/cruz13e_1259969622/cruz13e_app_d.pdf
http://lectures.mhhe.com/connect/cruz13e_1259969622/cruz13e_app_f.pdf
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