Patty Banyan is a single taxpayer, age 27 (birthdate May 18, 1992) living at 543 Space...

Patty Banyan is a single taxpayer, age 27 (birthdate May 18, 1992) living at 543 Space Drive, Houston, TX 77099. Her Social Security number is 466-33-1234. For 2019, Patty has no dependents, and received a W-2, from her job at a local restaurant where she parks cars. These wages are Patty's only income for 2019.

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Complete Form 1040 for Patty Banyan for the 2019 tax year. If there is an over-payment, she would like a refund.

She wants to donate $3 to the Presidential Election Campaign Fund. The election to donate does not affect tax liability in any way.
Patty has health care coverage for the full year.
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