Exam 14: The Individual Tax Formula

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Mrs.Paley died on July 14,2018.Her husband has not remarried.The Paleys' two children,ages 34 and 36,are financially independent.Mr.Paley may file as a surviving spouse in 2018 and 2019.

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Last year,Mr.Corbett's AGI was $141,000,and his total tax liability was $33,650.This year,his total tax liability is $35,290.Compute the minimum amount of current year tax that Mr.Corbett had to prepay (withholding and estimated payments)to avoid an underpayment penalty.

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In computing taxable income,an individual is allowed to deduct both the standard deduction and any itemized deduction for the year.

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Mr.Andrews is age 58,legally blind,and files as a single taxpayer.His standard deduction for 2019 is $12,200.

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An individual's taxable income equals adjusted gross income less the greater of the standard deduction or itemized deductions less the QBI deduction.

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The unextended due date for the individual tax return (Form 1040)is the 15th day of the third month following the close of the taxable year.

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Mr.and Mrs.Luang reported $1,417,900 ordinary taxable income for regular tax purposes and had $139,100 positive AMT adjustments and preferences.Compute their tentative minimum tax.

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Mr.and Mrs.Toliver's AGI on their jointly filed return is $339,000.Regardless of the number of their children,the Tolivers are not eligible for a child credit.

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Mr.and Mrs.Kay,ages 68 and 66,file a joint return.Mrs.Kay is legally blind.Compute their standard deduction.

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Alice is an unmarried individual.She has $182,340 taxable income in 2019.Compute Alice's regular tax liability if she files as a single taxpayer and if she files as a head of household.

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Which of the following taxpayers can't use the tax rates for married filing jointly in 2019?

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Ms.Kilo is an unmarried individual.She has $219,344 taxable income in 2019.Compute Ms.Kilo's regular tax liability if she files as a single taxpayer and if she files as a surviving spouse.

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Which of the following statements regarding the calculation of regular tax liability is false?

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Hunter,age 17,is considered a dependent of his parents for tax purposes.This year,Hunter earned $16,000 for appearing in a television commercial.Compute Hunter's standard deduction.

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Mr.and Mrs.Eller's AGI last year was $287,300,and their total tax was $70,268.The couple's safe-harbor estimate of current year tax is $77,295.

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Mr.and Mrs.Kain reported $80,000 AGI on their joint return.The couple has four dependent children: Beatrice,age 19; Bruce,age 16; Angie,age 11,and Arnold,age 8.Compute the Kains' child tax credit.

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For the taxable year in which a married person dies,the widow or widower can file a joint return with the deceased.

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An individual must pay the greater of her regular income tax or her alternative minimum tax (AMT)for the year.

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Which of the following statements concerning extensions of time to file an individual tax return is true?

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Mr.and Mrs.Daniels,ages 45,and 42,had the following income items in 2019: Mr.and Mrs.Daniels,ages 45,and 42,had the following income items in 2019:   Mr.and Mrs.Daniels have no dependents and claim the standard deduction.Compute their income tax liability on a joint return. Mr.and Mrs.Daniels have no dependents and claim the standard deduction.Compute their income tax liability on a joint return.

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