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Michelle provides more than half the support of her son, Andrew, who does not live with her. Andrew is 26 and is a full-time student in graduate school. He earns $2,000 per year from his first part-time job and $500 from a second part-time job while receiving a scholarship of $10,000 to cover tuition. He also receives nontaxable interest from city bonds in the amount of $6,000. What is Andrew's gross income, and is he considered Michelle's dependent?
a.Gross income is $2,500, and he meets the dependency test.
b.Gross income is $6,000, and he meets the dependency test.
c.Gross income is $2,500, but he does not meet the dependency test.
d.Gross income is $16,000, and he does not meet the dependency test.
e.Gross income is $18,500, and he does not meet the dependency test.
C) Gross Income is $2500, but he does not meet the dependency Test.
Calculation of Gross Total Income of Andrew's:
Gross Income = Earning from Part time Job
Gross Income = $2000 + $500
Gross Income =$2500
* Scholarship received for Tution/ education purpose is exempted.
* Interest Received from Bond is exempt as it is already written that "nontaxable Interest"
* Andrew does satisfied the condition of dependency test as it is stated that child must be younger than 24 years old, regardless to the income, if he/she is full time student in college