Doing your first returns in TaxAct Software:Our first two returns are Marc and Mikkel Akers and Demarco and Janine Jackson. They are not difficult returns, but there are a few twists. Use your textbook or the IRS.gov site for reference. For example, if I see a person is paying alimony, I know there are different rules based on when the divorce decree was effective. It is not important to memorize these rules, just know they exist and look it up$!$ Use your textbook or IRS.gov. The first thingclick Add Client and select Add New $2023$ Client. A drop$-$down box allows you to select the type of return, e$.$g$.$ Form $1040.$ Fill in whatever basic information you have. Note you will start with one taxpayer, and when you check the Married Filing Jointly box $($if applicable$),$ it will prompt you for the spouse. Under dependents, it will prompt you on the supporting document to fill out, and you will have a separate form for each dependent. Date of birth is very important because there is a child tax credit for children under age $17$ and a different credit for other dependents. It is also important to note how many months the child or other dependent lived in the home.These two simple returns don$$t give you a lot of information. For example, there are no social security numbers or addresses, and you are given summarized information rather than an actual copy of a Form W$-2,$ a $1099-$INT, or a Schedule K$-1.$ No worries! You will enter the information as if you had the document. For example, if you know the taxpayer$$s salary was $$100,000$ with $$10,000$ withheld for Federal taxes, you can click the line for salaries on the Form $1040$ and it will prompt you to enter the W$-2.$ Do not just type the number on the line $$it will let you, but it will give you a warning $($and so will I$)$ not to use overrides. The good news is it directs you to the form you need. On the W$-2$ just enter whatever information you have. Don$$t worry about the employer information or anything other than what we need for this exercise. In rea