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Janet is completing her federal income taxes for the year and has identified the amounts listed here. How much can she rightfully deduct?
Using the following table, calculate the taxes for an individual with taxable income of $47,000.
10 | % | Up to $10,200 | |
15 | % | $10,200 − $51,000 | |
25 | % | $51,000 − $100,600 | |
28 | % | $100,600 − $199,900 | |
33 | % | $199,900 − $413,150 | |
35 | % | Over $413,150 | |
1.Amount Jane can rightfully deduct: | |
State income taxes | 1250 |
Mortgage interest | 8000 |
Charitable contributions | 1700 |
Total deductions (Answer) | 10950 |
Note: Medical and dental expenses: $1,350 is < AGI, 44500*7.5%= 3337.50---so not deductible |
2.. | ||
1st 10200 | 10200*10%= | 1020 |
Bal.(47000-10200)=36800 | 36800*15%= | 5520 |
Total taxes | 6540 | |
(Answer) |