FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Calculate the following taxpayers’ tax liabilities using 2021 tax rate
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- A single taxpayer had taxable income of $76,500
- A Head of household taxpayer had taxable income of $76,500
- A married couple (married filing jointly) had taxable income of $76,500
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