1. The Smiths are a family of four with the wife earning $150,000 and the husband earning $50,000. Their two children are young enough to qualify for the child tax credit of $2000 per child. The standard deduction for a couple is $25,000 and there are no personal exemptions. The tax brackets are 10% up to $25,000, 20% up to $75,000 and then 30% on taxable income above $75,000. 1C. Suppose the Smiths live in FL (sunny and no state income tax) but have a $300K home taxed at 2%, what is the sum of their annual Federal, SS, Medicare and Property Taxes?

1. The Smiths are a family of four with the wife earning $150,000 and the husband earning $50,000. Their two children are young enough to qualify for the child tax credit of $2000 per child. The standard deduction for a couple is $25,000 and there are no personal exemptions. The tax brackets are 10% up to $25,000, 20% up to $75,000 and then 30% on taxable income above $75,000. 1C. Suppose the Smiths live in FL (sunny and no state income tax) but have a $300K home taxed at 2%, what is the sum of their annual Federal, SS, Medicare and Property Taxes?

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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