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statuscvo [17]
2 years ago
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Joseph (43) and Azalea (44) are married with no dependents. They will file separate returns for 2020. Joseph files his return fi

rst and claims total itemized deductions of $22,500. If Azalea chooses to claim the standard deduction on her return, what is the maximum amount she may claim
Business
1 answer:
Nataly [62]2 years ago
7 0

Since Azalea chooses to claim the standard deduction on her return,then, the maximum amount she may claim is $0.

In filing, a married couples who are filling separate returns should claim the same deduction.

  • If one of them claimed an Itemized deduction, then, the other should claim the same for the expenses paid separately.
  • If one of them claimed a itemized deduction then, the other would get a standard Deduction of Zero.

In conclusion, Since Azalea chooses to claim the standard deduction on her return,then, the maximum amount she may claim is $0.

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