D George and Katherine Green are married with $146,000 in gross income from their jobs at the University of Wyoming. During the year they had $4,300 in adjustments. They had $23,000 in eligible 7.5% medical expenses and $14,000 in other itemized deductions. They have 2 eligible child. They had $10,000 worth of taxes withheld throughout the year. 0 Question 1 What is the Green household's Adjusted Gross Income? O $145,100 O $126.000 O$120,500 O $141.700 Question 2 How much are the Green household's itemized deductions? O $22,000 O $17,000 O $10,900 O $26,372.50 Question 3 What is the Green household's taxable income? O $93,827.50 O $115,327.50 O $103,400.00 O $97,605.50

D George and Katherine Green are married with $146,000 in gross income from their jobs at the University of Wyoming. During the year they had $4,300 in adjustments. They had $23,000 in eligible 7.5% medical expenses and $14,000 in other itemized deductions. They have 2 eligible child. They had $10,000 worth of taxes withheld throughout the year. 0 Question 1 What is the Green household's Adjusted Gross Income? O $145,100 O $126.000 O$120,500 O $141.700 Question 2 How much are the Green household's itemized deductions? O $22,000 O $17,000 O $10,900 O $26,372.50 Question 3 What is the Green household's taxable income? O $93,827.50 O $115,327.50 O $103,400.00 O $97,605.50

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