Donald Smith has Medical wages of $174,000.00 during 2018. His employer withheld $2,523.00. His wife Anne...

Donald Smith has Medical wages of $174,000.00 during 2018. His employer withheld $2,523.00. His wife Anne has $150,000.00 of Medicare wages for the same period with $2,175.00 withheld. Complete their Form 8959 for 2018.

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