Joe and hisfiance Sandra reside in the same home. Both Joe and Sandra work and share living
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Joe and hisfiancée Sandra reside in the same home. Both Joe and Sandra work and share living expenses. Sandra's 20-year-old son Bobby lives with Joe and Sandra. Bobby, cannot be claimed as dependent of another, does not have a job, is unmarried, and is a full-time student. Bobby cannot be claimed as a qualifying child on Joe's tax return because he doesn't meet the requirement of which test?
A. Relationship test*
B. Residency Test
C. Joint Return
D. Age Test 42.
George works for United Postal Service (UPS) and earns wages of $55,000 reported on Form W2.As a member of the union that represents employees of UPS, Teamsters for a Democratic Union, George pays union dues of $2,000 per year. George has no other income, issingle, and will itemize deductions this year. What amount of union dues of $2,000 per year. George has no other income, issingle, and will itemize deductions this year. What amount of union dues can be deducted on Schedule A?
A. None
B. $1,000
C. $1,500
D. $2,000*
The four factors that determine if a tax return should be filed are:
A. Tip Income, Wages, Age, and Number of Dependents
B. Investments Income, Age, Social Security Income, and Itemized Deductions
C. Amount of Gross Income, Type of Income, Filing Status, and Age
D. Amount of Adjusted Gross Income, Type of Income, Filing Status, and Age
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