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MGT134PRACTICEPROBLEM1
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134: MGT Federal Individual Income Taxation Undergrad, Spring 2012 PRACTICE PROBLEM # 1 2011 TAX DATA FOR JOHN & JANE UCSD MARRIED SINCE 2007. TWO CHILDREN, LITTLE JJ BORN 2008 AND SAM BORN 2009 , JOHN JANE WAGES FED INCOME 2010 W/H 47,000 39,000 3,400 2,200 INT STATE REFUND MORTGAGE INT PROPERTY TAX VLF CHARITABLES MISC EMPLOYEE EXP STATE W/H 754 480 (ITEMIZED IN 2010) 13,200 2,300 450 640 1,850...
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134: MGT Federal Individual Income Taxation
Undergrad, Spring 2012
PRACTICE PROBLEM # 1
2011 TAX DATA FOR JOHN & JANE UCSD
MARRIED SINCE 2007.
TWO CHILDREN, LITTLE JJ BORN 2008 AND SAM BORN 2009
,
JOHN
JANE
WAGES
FED INCOME
2010 W/H
47,000
39,000
3,400
2,200
INT STATE REFUND
MORTGAGE INT
PROPERTY TAX
VLF
CHARITABLES
MISC EMPLOYEE EXP
STATE W/H
754
480 (ITEMIZED IN 2010)
13,200
2,300
450
640
1,850
1,825
1,551
SDI
517
429
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