39. A taxpayer final status is married filing jointly they have a 1055 k-1 with foreign tax credit of 550 dollars in box 16 this amount is not showing as a credit on form 1040 is the following a possible reason for the problem.    A. Foreign taxes are always a deduction on schedule A  and they not a credit.

47. Is this a requirement for a taxpayer to be eligible for the earned income tax credit for the tax year 2023.   A. A taxpayer must have been a US citizen or resident alien for the entire tax year.    B. A taxpayer has been a US citizen or residential alien with 6 months of the year.   C. Attacked her only has investment and retirement income to report.

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Question 6 Which of the following is not true about the unified credit that accompanies the unified transfer tax? The current lifetime credit is $345,800. It is a lifetime credit. If a portion is used to reduce gift taxes, less credit is available to reduce potential estate taxes. Gifts the spouses make to each other reduces the amount of available credit.

48-Ahmed is an employee of a UK company and willing to minimize the amount of income tax owed by him by claiming deductions allowable as per UK income tax law. Which one of the following represents the above statement? O a. Tax planning O b. Tax evasion O c. None of the options O d. Tax adjustment

I understand the calculations portion of it but im confused with the final income tax refund amount. Its -$5,211 that would mena they would owe instead of getting a refund or am i looking at it wrong?

1. What tax is used by the federal government to provide unemployment compensation to individuals who are out of work? Answer:   A.    FUTA     B.    SUTA     C.    Medicare     D.    Social Security 2. When completing Form 1096, the maximum number of types of Form 1099 that may be selected is _____. Answer:   A.    1     B.    2     C.    3     D.    4 3. What is the FUTA tax rate in a state that has a 1.5% credit reduction? Answer:   A.    1.2%     B.    1.5%     C.    2.1%     D.    2.7%

Which of the following statements is false? Select one: O A. In general, individual taxpayers are required to file a tax return only if their gross income exceeds the standard deduction OB. The penalty for failure to file is more severe than the penalty for failure to pay OC. Taxpayers may file a tax return even when they are not required to do so to obtain a refund of income taxes withheld OD. Individual tax returns are always due on April 15 for calendar-year individuals