Using the following W-2 to answer were the item goes on a 1040 federal tax form.You will likely need to pull up a 2020 Federal Income Tax form to answer thequestions about Angela.Details about Angela:Age 22• Is at college on a partial scholarship but her parents pay room & board andhelp with other expenses• Worked 20 hours/week during the school year at a local plant nurserya Employee's social security number For Official Use Only085-XX-XXXXOMB No. 1545-0008b Employer Identification Number (EIN)55-XXXXXXX1 Wages, tips, other compensation 2 Federal income tax withheld$13,312.00$1,535.55c Employer's name, address, and ZIP code3 Social security wages4 Social secuity tax withheld$13,312.00$825.345 Medicare wages and tips6 Medicare tax withheld$193.02$13,312.00Sunny Grow Nursery777 Rosewood Blvd.San Jose, CA 951027 Social security tips8 Allocated tipsd Employee's social security number085-XX-XXXX9 Verification Code10 Dependent care benefitse Employee's first name and initialLast nameSuff. 11 Nonqualfied plans12a See instructions for box 12Statutory13 employeeRetirement Third-partyplansick pay12b14 Other12c12dANGELA LI123 Sunnytown Ln.San Jose, CA 94204f Employee's address and ZIP code15 StateEmployer's State ID number18 Local wages, tips, etc.16 State wages, tips, etc.$13,312.0017 State income tax19 Local income tax20 Locality nameCA55-XXXXXXX$190.42Department of the Treasury - IRS

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Using the following W-2 to answer were the item goes on a 1040 federal tax form. You will likely need to pull up a 2020 Federal Income Tax form to answer the questions about Angela.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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