8 apply the tax law in effect for tax year 2023 (using the 2022 forms and schedulessince not all the 2023 forms and schedules are available at this time) you mustsssume that you are preparing the return in April 20244. The TP had the following personal expenses:Real Property Taxes2023 State income tax withholdings.Personal Property Taxes on family car[(2% x FMV of car ($35,000) + flatfee of $100)]Medical Bills$ 4,900$3,200S 800$10,500Home Mortgage Interest (from Form 1098)$ 9,600Charitable contributions - public charities $ 3,000 (cash)They made quarterly estimated payments toward their 2023 state income taxes:4/15/23-$500; 6/14/23 - $500; 9/14/23 - $500; 1/15/24 - $500.If the TP is single and the TP's AGI was $100,000, which of the following is correct?a. Form 1040, Line 12 would be $25,600.Ib. Schedule A, Line 8b would be $9,600.c. Schedule A, Line Se would be $10,250.d. Schedule A, Line 4 would be $10,500.

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4. The TP had the following personal expenses: Real Property Taxes . $ 4,900 $.3.200 2023 State income tax withholdings Personal Property Taxes on family car [(2% x FMV of car ($35,000) + flat fee of $100)] S 800 Medical Bills $10,500 Home Mortgage Interest (from Form 1098) $ 9,600 Charitable contributions - public charities $ 3,000 (cash) They made quarterly estimated payments toward their 2023 state income taxes: 4/15/23-$500; 6/14/23-$500; 9/14/23 - $500; 1/15/24 - $500. If the TP is single and the TP's AGI was $100,000, which of the following is correct? a. Form 1040, Line 12 would be $25,600. b. Schedule A, Line Sb would be $9,600. c. Schedule A, Line Se would be $10,250. d. Schedule A, Line 4 would be $10,500. I

4. The TP had the following personal expenses: Real Property Taxes . $ 4,900 $.3.200 2023 State income tax withholdings Personal Property Taxes on family car [(2% x FMV of car ($35,000) + flat fee of $100)] S 800 Medical Bills $10,500 Home Mortgage Interest (from Form 1098) $ 9,600 Charitable contributions - public charities $ 3,000 (cash) They made quarterly estimated payments toward their 2023 state income taxes: 4/15/23-$500; 6/14/23-$500; 9/14/23 - $500; 1/15/24 - $500. If the TP is single and the TP's AGI was $100,000, which of the following is correct? a. Form 1040, Line 12 would be $25,600. b. Schedule A, Line Sb would be $9,600. c. Schedule A, Line Se would be $10,250. d. Schedule A, Line 4 would be $10,500. I

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