For all exercises, clearly and logically show your work (numbers AND units). Round all answers to two decimal places. 1. (1.5 points) Mary is single. She earned wages of $71,900 and received $950 in interest from a savings account. She had deductions totaling $13,330. Find her gross income, adjusted gross income, and taxable income. Gross Income Adjusted Gross Income Taxable income $ $ 2. (1.5 points) Emily and Juan are married and file jointly. They have two children. Their combined wages were $75,300. They received $2,000 from a rental property and $1,650 in interest. They contributed $3,240 to tax-deferred retirement plans. Their deductions totaled $9.610. They are eligible for a $2,000 credit per child. Find their gross income, AGI, and taxable income. Gross Income Adjusted Gross Income Taxable income $ $ $ 3. (1.5 points) Patricia files as head of household with a taxable income of $68,000. She is entitled to a $1,000 tax credit. Calculate Patricia's total income tax. (You may find completing the number line useful, but it is not required.) Rates 10% 12% 22% 24% 32% HoH Cutoffs Total Income Tax: $ 4. Chris is married filing separately with wages of $40,770 and income from investments of $3,370. He finds his taxable income to be $34,140. a. (1.5 points) Find his total income tax. (You may find completing the number line useful, but it is not required.) Rates 10% 12% 22% 24% 32% Married separate Cutoffs Total Income Tax: $ b. (0.5 points) What is his tax bracket? % C. (2 points) Find his FICA tax and his overall federal tax rate. FICA tax: $ Overall federal tax rate: % 5. Ben is single with a taxable income of $195,000. He itemizes his deductions. a. (1 point) How much would his tax bill be reduced if he contributed $850 to a tax-deductible fundraiser? Tax Savings: $ b. . (0.5 points) How much would his tax bill be reduced if he were entitled to a $850 tax credit? Tax Savings: $ For all exercises, clearly and logically show your work (numbers AND units). Round all answers to two decimal places. 1. (1.5 points) Mary is single. She earned wages of $71,900 and received $950 in interest from a savings account. She had deductions totaling $13,330. Find her gross income, adjusted gross income, and taxable income. Gross Income Adjusted Gross Income Taxable income $ $ 2. (1.5 points) Emily and Juan are married and file jointly. They have two children. Their combined wages were $75,300. They received $2,000 from a rental property and $1,650 in interest. They contributed $3,240 to tax-deferred retirement plans. Their deductions totaled $9.610. They are eligible for a $2,000 credit per child. Find their gross income, AGI, and taxable income. Gross Income Adjusted Gross Income Taxable income $ $ $ 3. (1.5 points) Patricia files as head of household with a taxable income of $68,000. She is entitled to a $1,000 tax credit. Calculate Patricia's total income tax. (You may find completing the number line useful, but it is not required.) Rates 10% 12% 22% 24% 32% HoH Cutoffs Total Income Tax: $ 4. Chris is married filing separately with wages of $40,770 and income from investments of $3,370. He finds his taxable income to be $34,140. a. (1.5 points) Find his total income tax. (You may find completing the number line useful, but it is not required.) Rates 10% 12% 22% 24% 32% Married separate Cutoffs Total Income Tax: $ b. (0.5 points) What is his tax bracket? % C. (2 points) Find his FICA tax and his overall federal tax rate. FICA tax: $ Overall federal tax rate: % 5. Ben is single with a taxable income of $195,000. He itemizes his deductions. a. (1 point) How much would his tax bill be reduced if he contributed $850 to a tax-deductible fundraiser? Tax Savings: $ b. . (0.5 points) How much would his tax bill be reduced if he were entitled to a $850 tax credit? Tax Savings: $