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Concept Review 3.2- Ann and Carl Wilton (Personal Finance, 13th ed., Kapoor, Dlabay) Please turn to page 151 of the text and complete Financial Problem 6 Ann and Carl Wilton   In addition to answering the question (do they get a refund or owe taxes?) also indicate the tax owed or the refund they would receive. Adjusted gross income: $42,686 Standard deduction: $24,000 Child care tax credit: $100 Federal income tax withheld: $1,490 Tax rate on taxable income: 10%

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You did your taxes online last night. Today, you realized you did not report the employment insurance income that you received last year. Can you request a change to your tax return right away? Yes No Please explain your answer: 2. If you do your taxes online, the certified tax software will calculate your final result. This amount could be a refund, a balance owing, c a zero balance. If you are entitled to a refund, the CRA will send you the amount the software calculates. True False Please explain your answer: 3. List the common reasons to request a change in your tax return. 4. A notice of assessment is a tax document the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) sends you after processing and assessing your income tax and benefit return. What important piece of information does your notice of assessment show? The final result of your tax return Your sign in information for My Account Information about your goods and services tax / harmonized sales tax (GST/HST) credit payments Your registered…

Using the Internet for research, when was the last time the FUTA rate was changed and what was the impact on employers? Taking the 5.4% credit reduction, what was the effective tax rate before and after for employers? What was the maximum amount of tax for each employee before and after the tax rate change? In your opinion and using the internet for research, do you believe that the FUTA tax rates for the FUTA tax credit will be changed in the near future?  Explain your answer.

K Explain how a deduction, such as the mortgage interest tax deduction, can save you money. Why do deductions benefit people in different tax brackets differently? Choose the correct answer below. OA. A tax deduction saves money by decreasing the tax bill directly. The amount saved is proportional to the tax bracket marginal rate. OB. A tax deduction saves money by decreasing the taxable income. The amount saved is proportional to the tax bracket marginal rate. OC. A tax deduction saves money by decreasing the tax bill directly. The amount saved is limited by the tax bracket marginal rate. OD. A tax deduction saves money by decreasing the taxable income. The amount saved is limited by the tax bracket marginal rate.

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Using the search terms, “What do I need to know before I file my taxes” or “Tax changes to know before filing my taxes”, share your findings with your classmates. In your response, summarize your findings and include the following: Search term(s) used. Note one thing you found interesting or learned about for the first time involving Individual Taxes — Income, Exclusions, and Filing Status from your research.  Include a link to the reference used.

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Evaluate the three strategies reducing income, increasing deductions, and taking advantage of tax credits that you listed based on their overall effect on a person's tax situation (the amount of income taxes that the person will have to pay). Evaluate the ethical issues related to the payment of income taxes. in other words, if there is a legal tax-saving strategy available to a person who earns $50,000 per year, will it be ethical for the person to utilize this strategy in order to pay less tax? State how your answer to the previous question would change if the person were making $1,500,000.

From: AhmedSent: Thursday, 17 September 2020, 11:23AMSubject: Lisa Eastwood – additional informationGood morning, Lisa has sent through the following information. Can you pull this togetherwith what you have examined already so we can have a tax estimate readyto go. B.1 Calculate Lisa’s Medicare Levy Surcharge. Show all workings. B.2 Calculate Lisa’s Net Tax Payable. Show all workings. Wages (Melbourne employment) - $125,000 net wages, PAYG withheldof $43,000 plus a bonus of $5,000 was paid. Wages (Darwin employment) - $25,000 net wages, PAYG withheld of$1,500 Interest income $1,000Allowable general deductions $3,300 Allowable specific deductions $1,000 Lisa is single with no private health insurance. Lisa has no reportable fringe benefits or reportable superannuationcontributions. Again, I need this by the end of Friday.Ahmed.Senior AccountantM&M Tax Accountants