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The Sandler family consists of two married adults, and two teenagers. Mr. and Mr

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Question

The Sandler family consists of two married adults, and two teenagers. Mr. and Mrs. Sandler will file their IRS return as a joint return. Their financial
data is as follows:

Gross income:Samuel (father) $42,000; Jerri (mother) $40,000

Life insurance proceeds from a deceased aunt: $10,000

Interest from savings: $140

Alimony from Jerri's ex-husband:  $4380

Child-support payments received from Jerrii's ex-husband: $14,200

Cash as a Christmas gift from Samuel's parents: $500

Tuition/books scholarship Jerri received to go to college part time last year: $1600

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Determine the total reportable gross income:
This is the income they earned and received during the year, not just their salaries. Check pages 109-113 and make sure you get the right items to include as income.
What is the total reportable gross income from all sources? -

After they put $5600 into qualified retirement plan accounts last year, what is their adjusted gross income?

Explanation / Answer

Computation total Gross income Amount($)

Gross income (40000+42000) 82000

less : payment of LIC (10000)

Add : interest from savings 140

Add : alimony from jerri ex husband 4380

Add : payments received from jerri exhusband 14200

Add : gift from samuels parents 500

Add : amounnt receved to jerri from college 1600

total gross salary 92820

Add : retirement plan (5600)

Adjusted gross income 87220

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