Question: Assuming that an AGI limitation does not apply, what amounts of credit for the elderly or the disabled would be permitted in each of the

Assuming that an AGI limitation does not apply, what amounts of credit for the elderly or the disabled would be permitted in each of the instances in Problem 44?
In problem 44
a) A single taxpayer eligible for the credit who receives $1,000 of nontaxable social security benefits.
b) Taxpayers filing a joint return for which one taxpayer is eligible for the credit and the taxpayers have received no taxable social security benefits.
c) Taxpayers filing a joint return and both are eligible for the credit and received $2,000 of nontaxable social security benefits.

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