During 2016, Kent, a 40-year-old single taxpayer, reports the following items of income and expense:

Income:

Salary.......................................................................$150,000

Dividends from Alta Corporation.............................................800

Interest income from a savings account....................................1,500

Rental income from a small apartment he owns..........................8,000

Expenses:

Medical.........................................................................6,000

Interest on a principal residence.............................................7,000

Real property taxes on the principal residence............................4,300

Charitable contributions......................................................4,000

Casualty loss-personal.......................................................6,100

Miscellaneous itemized deductions..........................................1,200

Loss from the sale of Delta Corporation stock (held for two years) ...2,000

Expenses incurred on the rental apartment:

Maintenance.....................................................................500

Property taxes.................................................................1,000

Utilities........................................................................2,400

Depreciation..................................................................1,700

Insurance........................................................................800

Alimony payments to former wife.......................................10,000

Assuming all of these items are deductible and that the amounts are before any limitations, what is Kent's taxable income for the year?