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Certainly! Here are three more scenarios:

Scenario $28$:

Noah, age $49,$ is a military reservist called to active duty. He takes a $$30,000$ distribution from his Traditional IRA.

Wages: $$40,000$

Interest and Dividend income: $$1,000$

Itemized Deductions: $$12,000$

Allowable deduction for self$-$employment tax: None

Calculate:

The portion of the distribution subject to the $10\%$ early withdrawal penalty.

AGI $($Adjusted Gross Income$)$

Taxable Income

Total Tax Liability

Scenario $29$:

Emily, age $51,$ is a military reservist called to active duty. She takes a $$40,000$ distribution from her Traditional IRA.

Wages: $$45,000$

Interest and Dividend income: $$900$

Itemized Deductions: $$15,000$

Allowable deduction for self$-$employment tax: None

Calculate:

The portion of the distribution subject to the $10\%$ early withdrawal penalty.

AGI $($Adjusted Gross Income$)$

Taxable Income

Total Tax Liability

Scenario $30$:

Liam, age $47,$ is a military reservist called to active duty. He takes a $$35,000$ distribution from his Traditional IRA.

Wages: $$38,000$

Interest and Dividend income: $$1,200$

Itemized Deductions: $$14,500$

Allowable deduction for self$-$employment tax: None

Calculate:

The portion of the distribution subject to the $10\%$ early withdrawal penalty.

AGI $($Adjusted Gross Income$)$

Taxable Income

Total Tax Liability