Harry and Jane Doeski are married and file ajoint tax return. This year, they had combinedW-2 income of $220,000 and $40,000 ofinterest and dividend income. What is theADDITIONAL Medicare Tax that will beimposed on the Doeskis because of the interestand dividend income they earned?

Additional medicare tax is a tax charged from those who have high income. Additional medicare tax…

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