Maxwell Smart, age 66, has the following information for tax year 2023:1. Smart Roofing (a sole proprietorship): Revenues - $300,000; Expenenses - $200,000.2.50% of self-employment tax- $7,0653. Receipt of $50,000 of life insurance proceed due to death of his aunt.4. Sale of Tesla stock (purchased 7/2/22; sold 5/29/23) for a gain of $24,000.5. Sale of Disney stock (purchased 2/17/19; sold 8/24/23) for a loss of $31,000.What is Maxwell's taxable income for 2023?A $70,235OB. $124,235C$54,235D. $74,235

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Maxwell Smart, age 66, has the following information for tax year 2023: 1. Smart Roofing (a sole proprietorship): Revenues - $300,000; Expenenses - $200,000. 2.50% of self-employment tax - $7,065. 3. Receipt of $50,000 of life insurance proceed due to death of his aunt. Sale of Tesla stock (purchased 7/2/22; sold 5/29/23) for a gain of $24,000. 5. Sale of Disney stock (purchased 2/17/19; sold 8/24/23) for a loss of $31,000. What is Maxwell's taxable income for 2023? A $70,235 OB. $124,235 c. $54,235

Maxwell Smart, age 66, has the following information for tax year 2023: 1. Smart Roofing (a sole proprietorship): Revenues - $300,000; Expenenses - $200,000. 2.50% of self-employment tax - $7,065. 3. Receipt of $50,000 of life insurance proceed due to death of his aunt. Sale of Tesla stock (purchased 7/2/22; sold 5/29/23) for a gain of $24,000. 5. Sale of Disney stock (purchased 2/17/19; sold 8/24/23) for a loss of $31,000. What is Maxwell's taxable income for 2023? A $70,235 OB. $124,235 c. $54,235

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