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During 2021, Julie, age 40, single, had the following transactions:
Salary | $70,000 |
Interest income on GMC bonds | 2,000 |
Inheritance from uncle | 40,000 |
Contribution to her traditional IRA | 5,000 |
Capital gains on sale of stock | 1,000 |
Capital losses on sale of stock | 7,000 |
Itemized deductions | 20,000 |
At the end of the year, Julie reviews her financial records to project her adjusted gross income (AGI) to determine if she will qualify for certain tax credit. Based on her calculation, she estimates adjusted gross income (AGI) will be around $81,000. (70,000 + 2,000 + 40,000 - 5000 + 1000 - 7000 - 20,000).
Question
A. Evaluate her AGI calculation and make any necessary corrections, if any. Explain your changes, if any, based on the tax law.
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