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30. In 2017, Maia (who files as a head of household) reported regular taxable in

ID: 2591062 • Letter: 3

Question

30. In 2017, Maia (who files as a head of household) reported regular taxable income of $117,000. She itemized her deductions, deducting $8,200 in charitable contributions and $3,200 in state income taxes. She claimed exemptions for herself and her son, Hermes, ($4,050 each). What is Maia's alternative minimum taxable income?

Multiple Choice

$130,100

$117,000

$136,500

$128,300

31. Hester (age 17) is claimed as a dependent by his parents, Charlton and Abigail. In 2017, Hester received $10,110 of qualified dividends and he received $6,310 from a part time job. What is his taxable income for 2017?

Multiple Choice

$16,420

$9,760

$15,370

$10,070

Explanation / Answer

The correct answer is D.

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Regular taxable income = 117000

+ State income tax = 3200

+ Exemptions (Herself and her son’s) = 4050*2 = 8100

Total alternative minimum taxable income = 117000 + 3200 + 8100 = 128300

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