1. Tonya; a single, calendar year, cash basis taxpayer; paid state income taxes of $8,000 during 2019. When she filed her 2019 state income tax return in 2020, she received a refund of $90O. Her itemized deductions for 2019, which included her state income taxes paid, totaled $12,750. Under the tax benefit rule, how much of the refund must be included in Tonya's 2020 income? Tonya is 37 years old and not blind. $450 $0 $900 $550

1. Tonya; a single, calendar year, cash basis taxpayer; paid state income taxes of $8,000 during 2019. When she filed her 2019 state income tax return in 2020, she received a refund of $90O. Her itemized deductions for 2019, which included her state income taxes paid, totaled $12,750. Under the tax benefit rule, how much of the refund must be included in Tonya's 2020 income? Tonya is 37 years old and not blind. $450 $0 $900 $550

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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