Question 28 of 50. Carlos is single and required to file a return. During the year, he received $900 in interest from a certificate of deposit held with his local bank. He also received $725 in interest from U.S. Treasury securities and $300 in municipal bond interest. Where on his tax return will Carlos report this income? Form 1099-INT. Directly on Form 1040, page 1. The Qualified Dividends and Capital Gain Tax Worksheet. Schedule B. Mark for follow up

Question 28 of 50. Carlos is single and required to file a return. During the year, he received $900 in interest from a certificate of deposit held with his local bank. He also received $725 in interest from U.S. Treasury securities and $300 in municipal bond interest. Where on his tax return will Carlos report this income? Form 1099-INT. Directly on Form 1040, page 1. The Qualified Dividends and Capital Gain Tax Worksheet. Schedule B. Mark for follow up

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