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Jessica, who is single with one familial dependent, has the following for the calendar year 2019:...
Jessica, who is single with one familial dependent, has the following for the calendar year 2019:
RECEIPTS FOR YEAR
Salary as Business Consultant (part-time) $ 24,200
Interest from Friendly Bank 4,236
Interest from City of Chula Vista bonds 2,000
Social Security benefits 15,000
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Contribution to IRA 920
Itemized deductions 17,400
Jessica claims one $500 dependency credit.
How much are Jessica’s adjusted gross income, taxable income and gross tax? Show your work!
AGI = $______________ Taxable Income = $______________ Gross tax $______________
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