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Eric and Josephine were married in Year 1. In Year 2, Eric dies. The couple did not have any children. Assuming Josephine does not remarry, she may file as a qualifying widow in Year 3.

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In certain circumstances, a married taxpayer who does not file a joint tax return with her spouse may qualify for the head of household filing status.

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Hannah, who is single, received a qualified dividend of $1,000. Hannah's marginal ordinary income tax rate is 32 percent. What amount of tax must she pay on the $1,000 dividend?

Which of the following statements regarding dependents is true?

The test for qualifying child includes an age restriction but the test for qualifying relative does not.

When determining whether a child meets the qualifying child support test for the child's grandparents, scholarships earned by the child do not count as self-support provided by the child.

An individual with gross income of $5,000 could qualify as a qualifying child of another taxpayer but could not qualify as a qualifying relative of another taxpayer.

Which of the following is NOT a from AGI deduction?

Doug and Lisa have determined that their tax liability on their joint return is $3,700. They have made prepayments of $1,000 and also are entitled to a $2,000 child tax credit. What is the amount of their tax refund or taxes due?

All of the following represent a type or character of income except:

If no one qualifies as the dependent of an unmarried taxpayer, the unmarried taxpayer may still be able to qualify for the head of household filing status.

The standard deduction amount for married filing separately taxpayers (MFS)is less than the standard deduction amount for married filing jointly taxpayers.

Michael, Diane, Karen, and Kenny provide support for their mother, Janet, who is 75 years old. Janet lives by herself in an apartment in Los Angeles. Janet's gross income for the year is $3,000. Janet provides 10 percent of her own support, Michael provides 40 percent of Janet's support, Diane provides 8 percent of Janet's support, Karen provides 10 percent of Janet's support, and Kenny provides the remaining 32 percent of Janet's support. Under a multiple support agreement, who is eligible to claim Janet as a dependent as a qualifying relative?

Jane is unmarried and has no children, but provides more than half of her mother's financial support. Jane's mother lives in an apartment across town and has a part-time job earning $5,000 a year. Which is the most advantageous filing status available to Jane?

In certain circumstances, a taxpayer who provides less than half the support of another may still be able to claim that person as a dependent as a qualifying relative.

Anna is a 21-year-old full-time college student (she plans on returning home at the end of the school year) . Her total support for the year was $34,000 (including $8,000 of tuition) . Anna covered $12,000 of her support costs out of her own pocket (from savings, she did not work) and she received an $8,000 scholarship that covered all of her tuition costs. Which of the following statements regarding who is allowed to claim Anna as an exemption is true?

Which of the following is not an itemized deduction?

Which of the following statements regarding tax credits is true?

An individual may meet the relationship test to be a taxpayer's qualifying relative even if the individual has no family relationship with the taxpayer.

Taxpayers are allowed to claim a child tax credit for their qualifying children and certain other qualifying dependents.