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Emil and Judy Ryan are married and file a joint return. They have no children. E

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Question

Emil and Judy Ryan are married and file a joint return. They have no children. Emil is 68 and Judy is 60. They contribute over half of the support for Judy’s mother, Cora (age 85). Cora earned $1,970 in 2015 and received $2,900 in social security. Cora lives in an apartment in the Ryan’s basement and does not pay any of her own expenses..

Emil earned a salary of $72,400 in 2015 from his job at Korma Corp. Judy worked part-time and earned $19,520. They also received the following:

Life insurance proceeds $70,000

Interest on State of Virginia bonds $320

Dividends on stock of a Swiss corporation $920

Interest on savings accounts $93

If the Ryan’s have itemized deductions of $12,560, what is their taxable income for 2015.

Explanation / Answer

Taxable income for 2015 is -

Emil Salary -$72,400

Judy Salary-$19,520

Interest on State of Virginia bonds-$320

Dividends on stock of a Swiss corporation-$920

Interest on savings accounts $93

(Itemized deductions)=$12,560

Life insurance EXP. is not a part of income. Also, he can claim $3,800 fo dependent.

Taxable Income-$76893

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