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A) the applicable standard deduction amount.
B) the appropriate tax rate schedule or tax table.
C) the standard amount of each personal and dependency exemption.
D) the AGI threshold for reductions in certain tax benefits.The standard amount of each personal and dependency exemption does not vary by filing status.
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A) Realized income from whatever source derived.
B) Gross income.
C) Adjusted gross income.
D) Adjusted gross income minus from AGI deductions.Taxable income,which is adjusted gross income minus from AGI deductions,is the income tax base for an individual tax return.
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A) Michael,Diane,Karen,and Kenny
B) Michael,Karen,and Kenny
C) Michael and Kenny
D) Michael
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A) gross income test
B) age test
C) support test
D) residence test
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A) $0
B) $400
C) $50,000
D) $50,400
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A) Single
B) Head of household
C) Qualifying individual
D) Surviving single
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A) No matter the post separation residence(s) of the children,both spouses must file as married filing separately.
B) No matter the post separation residence(s) of the children,Martin must file as married filing separately but Marianne may qualify to file as head of household.
C) No matter the post separation residence(s) of the children,Marianne must file as married filing separately but Martin may qualify to file as head of household.
D) Depending on the post separation residence(s) of the children,both spouses may qualify to file as head of household.If one of the children stays with Marianne,Marianne may qualify to file as head of household.If the other child goes with Martin and Martin pays more than half the costs of maintaining the household for him and his child,Martin may qualify as head of household.
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A) Single
B) Head of household
C) Qualifying individual
D) Surviving single
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A) No,Jane must include her neighbor's gift as income and thus fails the gross income test for a qualifying relative.
B) Yes,because she is a full-time student and does not provide more than half of her own support,Jane is considered her parent's qualifying child.
C) No,Jane is too old to be considered a qualifying child and fails the support test of a qualifying relative.
D) Yes,because she is a student,her absence is considered as "temporary." Consequently she meets the residence test and is a considered a qualifying child of the Bennetts.After the age of 24,children can no longer be considered qualifying children even if they are full-time students and must be tested as qualifying relatives.The support test for qualifying relatives is different than for qualifying children.The parents must provide more than half of her support to claim a dependency exemption for her.
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