Ms. Queen, age 21, is a full-time college student with an athletic scholarship that provides the following annual benefits:
Tuition payment $ 13,100
Fees and books 3,725
Room and board 10,375
Ms. Queen works in the athletic department as a trainer for a $4,350 salary. She also receives a $6,180 annual allowance from her grandmother. Compute Ms. Queen’s AGI.
Ms. Queen's AGI = Scholarship allowance for Room and board + Salary = 10,375+4,350 = 14,725 Comment if you face any issues |
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