Victor and Roberta Sanchez file jointly and had a combined income of $84,700 last year. They contributed $4,200 to their retirement plan and had itemized deductions of $19,420. Their combined income tax withheld last year amounted to $9,666. Are they entitled to a refund or do the owe additional taxes? How much?

Victor and Roberta Sanchez file jointly and had a combined income of $84,700 last year. They contributed $4,200 to their retirement plan and had itemized deductions of $19,420. Their combined income tax withheld last year amounted to $9,666. Are they entitled to a refund or do the owe additional taxes? How much?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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