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Olenka [21]
3 years ago
14

Jack and Jill are married and have no dependent children. They are both over 65 and Jill is blind. Their gross income is $45,000

and they have $13,000 in itemized deductions. Their taxable income is___________.
Business
1 answer:
yan [13]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

They are exempt from paying tax

Explanation:

Taxable income is the amount of an individual's gross income that the government deems subject to taxes.

However, because they are aged (above 65), and their taxable income -which should be $32000 after deductions - is less than the percentage tax relief,they are exempted from paying tax for that particular year.

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Answer:

Explanation:

1. Jan 1

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Jan 5.   Dividend   (55,000-6,0000=49,000*2)   Dr.$98,000

            Dividend Payable                                             Cr.$98,000

Feb 28.  Dividend Payable   Dr.$98,000

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July 6    Bank (2,250*24)     Dr.$54,000

             Paid up capital (2,250*15)   Cr.$33,750

             Paid in capital in excess of par (2250*9) Cr.$20,250  

Aug 22   Cash (3,750*17)    Dr.$63,750

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Oct 28.  Dividend Payable    Dr.$110,000

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Retained earnings                        $680,000

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Insurance expenses                                      $21

Less Decrease in prepaid insurance            $5

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