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Calculate the exemption amount for the following cases in 2019 for a married taxpayer filing jointly...

Calculate the exemption amount for the following cases in 2019 for a married taxpayer filing jointly and a married taxpayer filing separately.

Case AMTI
1 $350,000
2 1,200,000
3 1,800,000

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For each case above, compute the AMT exemption for 2019. If an amount is zero, enter a "0".


Case
MFJ
AMT Exemption
MFS
AMT Exemption
1 $ $
2 $ $
3 $ $

Solutions

Expert Solution

2019 AMT exemption and phase out had been as under. AMT phase out means AMT Income beyond specified amount would not enjoy any exemption :

Filing status 2019 AMT exemption amount AMT Phase Out
Single and other unmarried individuals $71,700 $510,300
Married filing jointly $111,700 $1,020,600
Married filing separately $55,850 $510,300

Based on above following is the answer :

Case AMTI MFJ MFS Remark
AMT Exemption AMT Exemption
1           350,000.00                              111,700.00                               55,850.00
2        1,200,000.00                                             -                                              -   Since the income is over phase out no exemption
3        1,800,000.00                                             -                                              -   Since the income is over phase out no exemption

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