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Tatiana [17]
1 year ago
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Dominic earned $1,500 this year, and his employer withheld $200 of federal income tax from his salary. assuming that dominic is

single, 30 years old, and will have zero tax liability this year, he:______.
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lapo4ka [179]1 year ago
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If Dominic earned $1,500 this year, and his employer withheld $200 of federal income tax from his salary. assuming that dominic is single, 30 years old, and will have zero tax liability this year, he: b. is not required to file a tax return but should file a return anyway.

<h3>What is federal income tax?</h3>

Federal income tax  can be defined as the tax return a person or an individual is expected to remit to the federal government.

Based on the given scenario Dominic  is not required to file a tax return but should file a return anyway because he is single and will have  zero tax liability this year.

Therefore the correct option is b.

The missing options are:

a. Is required to file a tax return.

b. Is not required to file a tax return but should file a return anyway.

c. Is required to file a tax return but should not file because he owes no tax.

d. Iis not required to file a tax return and should not file a return.

e. None of the above.

Learn  more about Federal income tax here:brainly.com/question/1601662

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