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1. Determine George and Mary’s taxable income and tax liability for 2017 if George has $65,000 and Mary has $45,000 of salary income, they have $24,000 of allowable itemized deductions, no dependents, and file a joint tax return.
2. Carrie and Stephen have gross salary and wages of $76,000 in 2017 and file a joint return, claiming two personal exemptions and one dependency exemption for their seven-year-old child. They have $15, 000 of allowable itemized deductions and a $240 child care credit. Determine their taxable income and their tax liability.
3. Carolyn has a 50 percent interest in a general partnership that has a $14,000 loss for the year. She materially participated in the partnership. Her basis in the partnership is $10,000. She also has salary from other employment of $46,000. If she is single, has no dependents, and claims the standard deduction, what is her taxable income and her tax liability in 2017?
1.)
George’s salary income = 65000
Add: Mary’s salary income = 45000
Gross Income = 110000
Less: Allowable deduction = 24000
Less: Personal exemption (4050*2) =8100
Net taxable income = 77900
Taxable Liability = (18650*10%) + (57249*15%) + (2000*25%) = 10,452.50 + 500 = $10952.50
2)
Carrie and Stephen’s gross salary and wages = 76000
Less: Allowable deduction = 15000
Less: Personal and Dependent Deduction (4050*3) = 12150
Net taxable income = 48850
Tax liability = (18650*10%) + (30200*15%) = 1865 + 4530 = $6395
Less: Child care tax credit = 240
Net tax liability = $6155
3)
Carolyn’s salary income = 46000
Less: share of loss from partnership = 7000
Less: standard deduction = 6350
Less: Personal exemption = 4050
Net taxable income = 28600
Tax Liability: (9325*10%) + (19275*15%) = 932.50 + 2891.25 = $3823.75