In: Accounting
Chris, who files single, has an Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) of $100,000. Compute the following, assuming her itemized deductions total $5,000. Round your gross tax liability to the nearest dollar.
If filing for the 2017 tax year:
AGI | $100,000 |
Less: larger of itemized or standard deduction |
- |
Less: Personal exemption | - |
Taxable Income | |
Gross Tax Liabiliy |
If filing for the 2018 tax year:
AGI |
$100,000 |
Less: larger of itemized or standard deduction |
- |
Less: Personal exemption |
- |
Taxable Income |
|
Gross Tax Liabiliy |
CHRIS | ||
2017 | ||
AGI | $ 100,000.00 | |
Less: Larger of itemized or Standard deduction | $ 6,350.00 | |
Less: Personal Exemption | $ 4,050.00 | |
Taxable Income | $ 89,600.00 | |
Gross Tax liability | 9325*10%+28625*15%+(89600-37950)*25% | |
Gross Tax liability | $ 18,138.75 | |
2018 | ||
AGI | $ 100,000.00 | |
Less: Larger of itemized or Standard deduction | $ 12,000.00 | |
Less: Personal Exemption | $ 4,150.00 | |
Taxable Income | $ 83,850.00 | |
Gross Tax liability | 9525*10%+29175*12%+(82500-38700)*22%+($83850-$82500)*24% | |
$ 14,413.50 |