Moose received a Form W-2 for $60,000 which showed his federal income tax withheld amount was $7,000.Suzie has a residential rental property (cost basis $270,000) which was rented for the whole year for $2,000 per month.Property taxes on the residential rental property: $3,700 and property insurance: $1,785.Suzie spent $500 fixing the sprinklings system and $5,000 for a new roof after a hailstorm.Moose got lucky and won $4,000 gambling on a trip to Las Vegas.Suzie sold her old car for $4,000. She had originally paid $8,000 for it.She also sold a parcel of land for $7,500 on March 7, 2022. She purchased it on January 5th of 2000 for $5,000. What is the taxable income?

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Moose received a Form W-2 for $60,000 which showed his federal income tax withheld amount was $7,000.
Suzie has a residential rental property (cost basis $270,000) which was rented for the whole year for $2,000 per month.
Property taxes on the residential rental property: $3,700 and property insurance: $1,785.
Suzie spent $500 fixing the sprinklings system and $5,000 for a new roof after a hailstorm.
Moose got lucky and won $4,000 gambling on a trip to Las Vegas.
Suzie sold her old car for $4,000. She had originally paid $8,000 for it.
She also sold a parcel of land for $7,500 on March 7, 2022. She purchased it on January 5^th of 2000 for $5,000.

What is the taxable income?

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