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Based on the following data, would Beth and
Roger Simmons receive a refund or owe
additional taxes?
Adjusted gross
income, $42,140
Credit for child
Standard deduction,
$24.800
and dependent
Federal income tax
withheld. $2.017
care
Tax rate on taxable
expenses, $400
income, 10 percent
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Daniel Simmons arrived at the
following tax information:
Gross salary,
$62,250
Dividend income,
$140
Standard
deduction, $12,400
Interest earnings,
$75
Adjustments to
income, $850
What amount would Daniel report as
taxable income?
Daniel Simmons arrived at the
following tax information:
Gross salary,
$62,250
Dividend income,
$140
Standard
deduction, $12,400
Interest earnings,
$75
Adjustments to
income, $850
What amount would Daniel report as
taxable income?
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