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Total deduction from AGI is standard deduction for married filling jointly which is $24400.
Taxable income = $80500-$24400=$56100
Refund due= $2321
Tax liability- $6344
Less child tax credit - ($2000)
Less with held tax - ($6665)
Refund - $2321
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