I need help with this tax problem: Here is what I need based on the information provided in the $5$ images: you will compute the Taxable Income, Tax Liability and the Tax Results for the $2023$ Year, based upon the Tax Formula and Use the following categories:

Gross Income

Sch C: Net Income $($Net Loss$)$

Net Capital Gains$/$ Losses

Deductions for AGI,

Adiusted Gross Income $($AGI$)$

Itemized Deductions or Standard Deduction,

Taxable Income,

Tax Liability

Tax Due or Amount of Refund.

Here are the rest of the information that did not had space on the images:Donations of Property:

Paintings & Sculpture: $($see Note $7)$

Cost $ $22,000$

FMV Appraisal $30,000$

Note $7-$ Contribution of Property: The painting and sculpture were appraised by a reputable company. Mr$.$ Smith believes that the Estimated FMV should be $$70,000$ and not $$30,000$ as declared by the appraisal company?

Other Expenses $$44,000$

Gambling losses $($see Note $8)$

Note $8-$ Gambling Losses: Mr$.$ Smith enjoys gambling and he considers himself to be a "Doctor of the Craps Table". During $2023$ Jerry won $$14,000$ and incurred losses of $$58,000.$

His net gambling losses amounted to S$44,000.$ After his summer $2022$ winning streak, he has

been constantly losing!

Note $9-$ Child & Dependent Care Expenses and Child Care Credit : The Smith's want to claim "Child & Dependent Care Expenses" and the Child Care Credit. During $2023$ the Smiths' spent $$9,000$ on Child Care expenses for their son George.

Compute the amount of Child Care expenses allowed and Child Tax Credit allowed.

Note $10-$ Education Credits: The Smith's spent $$70,000$ for tuition at Cornell University and $$20,000$ for Campus Housing. Mr$.$ Smith would like to take advantage of the Education Credits available for his son Andrew.

Note $11-$ Sale of Tribeca Apartment. In $2023,$ Jerry Smith purchased a two bedroom condominium apartment in Tribeca for S$1,200,000$ in order to be close to his N$.$Y$.$ office. In $2023,$ Jerry's Mother needed a new place to live in NYC and Jerry sold her his old apartment for $$100,000.$ The apartment has a FMV of S$575,000)$ Jerry decided that he could use the loss to reduce his taxable income. Shortly thereafter, Jerry purchased another condominium nearby, in the new tower on Murray Street.