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Ch 6 Test Review (4/2/2025)

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Question 1
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Determine federal taxes using goldenrod paper(tax brackets). Lisa is single :)

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Question 2
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Determine social security tax if the percentage is 6.2.

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Question 7
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Line 1a

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Ben and Jill are married and file jointly. They have a combined income of $98,900. They have 1099 forms that report $5,900 in bank interest(counted as income). They were able to claim $32,550 in deductions as well.
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Question 23
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What is their adjusted gross income?

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Question 24
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What is their Taxable income?

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Question 25
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What is their tax(use tax tables)?

Question 26
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Beth is verifying the accuracy of her paycheck. She earns $20.50 an hour and works 40 hours each week. Her biweekly deductions are Social Security 6.2%, Medicare 1.45%, federal withholding tax $150.25, state withholding tax $89.50, and health insurance $57.47. What is her net pay if she is paid biweekly?

Question 27
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Beth is verifying the accuracy of her paycheck. She earns $20.50 an hour and works 40 hours each week. Her biweekly deductions are Social Security 6.2%, Medicare 1.45%, federal withholding tax $150.25, state withholding tax $89.50, and health insurance $57.47. What percentage of her pay goes to deductions? (Round to the nearest tenth of a percent)

Question 28
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Using the goldenrod paper:
Krysten is the head of her household and has a taxable income of $357,670. How much does she owe in taxes?

Question 29
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Using your tax tables (not goldenrod paper):
Determine the taxes for someone who is married, filing separately, and making $54,950.

Question 30
30.

Using your tax tables (not goldenrod paper):
Determine the taxes for someone who is single and earns $48,362.

Question 31
31.

Using your tax tables: Between what interval does someone earn if they are head of household and pay $7,434 in taxes? Separate the values by a dash.

Question 32
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A taxpayer's annual Medicare tax is $1,054. What is the taxpayer's gross annual salary? Medicare tax is 1.45%

Head of household Holden made $115,500 last year for his wages and had form 1099 that stated he made $3,100 of interest from his bank account(s). Howard made a pre-tax contribution to his retirement account (deductible)paid $21,000, $3,000 in student loan interest, and $2,000 in medical bills. The standard deduction for this filer is $19,400. Tax credits given to Holden were a $4,000 child tax credit and $300 for a charity donation.
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Question 33
33.

What was Holden's adjusted gross income?

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Question 35
35.

What is Holden's taxable income?

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Question 36
36.

What were Holden's taxes owed(use the orange paper)?

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Head of household Hector made $174,300 last year for his wages and had form 1099 that stated he made $1,100 of interest from his bank account(s). Hector made a pre-tax contribution to his retirement account (deductible)paid $11,000, $3,000 in student loan interest, and $5,000 in medical bills. The standard deduction for this filer is $19,400. Tax credits given to Hector were a $5,000 child tax credit and $300 for a church donation.
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Question 38
38.

What was Hector's adjusted gross income?

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Question 40
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What is Hector's taxable income?

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Question 41
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What were Hector's taxes (use the goldenrod paper)?

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Single Steve made $215,500 last year for his wages and had form 1099 that stated he made $4,600 of interest from his bank account(s). Steve made a pre-tax contribution to his retirement account (deductible) and paid $15,000, $3,000 in student loan interest, and $1,000 in medical bills. The standard deduction for this filer is $13,850. Tax credits given to Steve were $250 for a charity donation.
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Question 43
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What was Steve's adjusted gross income?

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Question 45
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What is Steve's taxable income?

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Question 46
46.

What was Steve's taxes (use the golden rod paper)?

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Question 3
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Determine medicare tax if the percentage is 1.45 (round to the penny)

Question 4
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How much federal, state and local taxes were paid?

Question 5
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Did Lisa contribute to a retirement plan?

Question 6
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How much did Lisa contribute to her retirement?

Question 8
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Line 1z

Question 9
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Line 9

Question 10
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Line 11

Question 11
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Line 12. Make sure to use the standard deduction, $14,600

Question 12
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Line 14

Question 13
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Line 15

Question 14
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Line 16 (use tax tables, not pink paper)

Question 15
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Line 18

Question 16
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Line 22

Question 17
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Line 24

Question 18
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Line 25a

Question 19
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Line 25d

Question 20
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Line 33

Question 21
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Line 34

Question 22
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Line 37

Question 34
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What deduction would you use?

Question 37
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What were his adjusted taxes AFTER the tax credits?

Question 39
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What deduction would you use?

Question 42
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What were his adjusted taxes AFTER the tax credits?

Question 44
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What deduction would you use?

Question 47
47.

What were his adjusted taxes AFTER the tax credits?