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Transcribed Image Text:JT (single taxpayer) is a software engineer who earns both salary income as an employee, and business income as the sole proprietor
of a business that provides custom software development. In 2023, they earned $350,000 of salary income. Consider the following
two possible scenarios for 2023
Scenario A
$350,000
$50,000
Scenario B
$350,000
Salary income
Business income (loss)
$300,000)
Part A. What are JT's net earnings for tax purposes in Scenario A?
400000
Part B. What are JT's net earnings for tax purposes in Scenario B?
650000 O
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