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Nikitich [7]
3 years ago
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If a taxpayer's 2020 household income of $60,000 places the taxpayer at 350% of the federal poverty level, what is the taxpayer'

s normal expected contribution when calculating the refundable tax credit for which the taxpayer may be eligible under the PPACA to purchase a qualified health plan?
Law
1 answer:
HACTEHA [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The answer is $5,700.

Explanation:

With an income of $ 60,000, the tax payer is at 350% of the Federal Poverty Level or FPL, so the normal expected contribution is 9.5% of his income.

The normal expected contribution = 9.5% of his income

                                                        = 60000*9.5%

                                                        = $5,700

Therefore, The taxpayer's normal expected contribution when calculating the refundable tax credit for which the taxpayer may be eligible under the ppaca to purchase a qualified health plan is $5,700.

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