Each of the following taxpayers received a state income tax refund in 2020. In all cases, the taxpayer has a filing status of married filing jointly. What amount of the refund is properly included in 2020 income? Refund of $729; taxpayer did not itemize deductions in 2019. Refund of $591; taxpayer had $25,391 of itemized deductions in 2019. Refund of $927; taxpayer had itemized deductions of $24,700 in 2019.

Each of the following taxpayers received a state income tax refund in 2020. In all cases, the taxpayer has a filing status of married filing jointly. What amount of the refund is properly included in 2020 income? Refund of $729; taxpayer did not itemize deductions in 2019. Refund of $591; taxpayer had $25,391 of itemized deductions in 2019. Refund of $927; taxpayer had itemized deductions of $24,700 in 2019.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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