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3. Significant Self-Employment Income
Wages: Sarah ($30,000), James ($24,000)
Interest Income: $700
Dividend Income: $300
Long-term capital gains: $1,100
QBI (sole proprietorship): Sarah ($88,000)
Itemized Deductions:
Medical Expenses: $4,500
State and Local Taxes: $7,000
Charitable Contributions: $1,700
Allowable deduction for self-employment tax: $7,100
Calculate: AGI, Taxable Income, Potential Child Tax Credits, Total Tax Liability (Before any other credits)
4. Investment Income Variations
Wages: Robert ($63,000), Laura ($55,000)
Interest Income: $500
Dividend Income: $3,200(qualified dividends)
Long-term capital gains: $7,000
QBI (sole proprietorship): None
Itemized Deductions:
Medical Expenses: $2,800
State and Local Taxes: $10,200
Charitable Contributions: $3,800
Allowable deduction for self-employment tax: None
Calculate: AGI, Taxable Income, Potenti
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