Mike is single, age 67, and has gross income of $150,000. His expenses are as follows:...

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Mike is single, age 67, and has gross income of $150,000. His expenses are as follows: Alimony paid (divorce finalized in 2017) $15,000 Charitable Contributions $3,000 • Contribution to Traditional IRA $6,000 • Loss on rental property $7,500 • Interest on home mortgage and property taxes paid on personal residence $7,200 • State income tax $2,200 What is Mike's taxable income? Mike is single, age 67, and has gross income of $150,000. His expenses are as follows: Alimony paid (divorce finalized in 2017) $15,000 Charitable Contributions $3,000 • Contribution to Traditional IRA $6,000 • Loss on rental property $7,500 • Interest on home mortgage and property taxes paid on personal residence $7,200 • State income tax $2,200 What is Mike's taxable income?

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