Please use the tables below to help you calculate 2023 tax liability (or refund) in each of thefollowing independent scenarios. Please assume that a taxpayer who is eligible for theEarned Income Tax Credit will be able to take the maximum credit amount, even if thetaxpayer's AGI puts her in the phaseout range. In other words, for purposes of thisproblem only, a taxpayer is either not eligible for the credit or eligible for the maximumcredit. Also, please use only the two credits below in your calculation.No. ofChildren0123 or moreCredit Rate50% of yourcontribution20% of yourcontribution10% of yourcontribution0% of yourcontributionEarned Income Credit (for Single Taxpayers & Head of Household)Tax Year 2023Maximum CreditIncome at MaxCredit$7,840$11,750Married FilingJointlyAGI not more than$43,500$43,501 - $47,500$47,501 - $73,000more than $73,000$600$3,995$6,604$7,430Taxpayers with investment income of more than $11,000 are not eligible for the credit.* Phaseout based on the greater of earned income or AGI. Increase by $6,570 for joint return filers.** Phascout based on the greater of earned income or AGI. Increase by $6,560 for joint return filers.$16,510$16,510Saver's Credit 2023Phaseout Begins$9,800*$21,560**$21,560**$21,560**Head of HouseholdAGI not more than$32,625$32,626-$35,625$35,626-$54,750more than $54,750Phaseout Ends$17,640*$46,560**$52,918**$56,838**Single & MarriedSeparateAGI not more than$21,750$21,751 - $23,750$23,751 - $36,500moreore than $36,500(a) Erica is 25 years old and her filing status is head of household. She has two children whoare her dependents. She contributed $5,000 to a 401(k) during the year. Her AGI is$37,000. Her tax liability, before considering any potential tax credits, is $100.

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(a) Erica is 25 years old and her filing status is head of household. She has two children who are her dependents. She contributed $5,000 to a 401(k) during the year. Her AGI is $37,000. Her tax liability, before considering any potential tax credits, is $100.

(a) Erica is 25 years old and her filing status is head of household. She has two children who are her dependents. She contributed $5,000 to a 401(k) during the year. Her AGI is $37,000. Her tax liability, before considering any potential tax credits, is $100.

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