In 2023, Candy earned $50,000 gross income. Her itemizable deductions totaled $14,500. Candy is 25 years old and also maintained a home for her 10 - year - old brother who qualifies as Candy's dependent. Determine whether Candy should take a standard deduction or an itemized deduction and compute her taxable income based on the information provided. Group of answer choices $35, 500 None of these choices are correct $36, 150 $29, 200

In 2023, Candy earned $50,000 gross income. Her itemizable deductions totaled $14,500. Candy is 25 years old and also maintained a home for her 10 - year - old brother who qualifies as Candy's dependent. Determine whether Candy should take a standard deduction or an itemized deduction and compute her taxable income based on the information provided. Group of answer choices $35, 500 None of these choices are correct $36, 150 $29, 200

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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