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Matteo (unmarried) files his tax return using head of household filing status. His taxable income is 60,550.
Part b: Compute Matteo's tax liability using the tax rate schedule.
(when I compute the tax liability for part b, my answer is $7,669, but my professor's answer is $7,617)
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