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Sphinxa [80]
3 years ago
10

Katherine 35 is married with two children and files as Head of Household. She lived apart from her husband for the last eight mo

nths of 2018.
What is the amount of California adjusted gross income she must have in order to be required to file a tax return?
Business
1 answer:
Andreyy893 years ago
7 0

Answer and Explanation:

Since Katherine is under 65 years of age and is the Head of Household. Therefore, in order to file a tax return, her gross income should at least be $13,400.

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Sales Revenue                   $90,600

Less Expenses                   $62,000

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<u>Statement of changes in equity for the year ended year 1</u>

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Opening Balance                  $151,000                 $ 0                 $151,000

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Dividends paid                            -                    ($13,000)           ($13,000)

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ASSETS

Cash ($151,000 + $90,600 - $62,000 - $13,000)                  $166,600

Total Assets                                                                              $166,600

EQUITY AND LIABILITIES

Equity                                                                                        $166,600

Total Equity and Liabilities                                                     $166,600

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Net Cash from Investing Activities                                                 $0

<em>Cash flow from financing Activities</em>

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Dividends Distributions                                                        ($13,000)

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