Question:(Account) 1-59 Erimma is single with no dependents and had the following for 2014: Wages from Union Job Loss from sale of stock held 4 years Qualifying Dividends Exemption Deduction $ 75,000 -$2,000 $ 3,000 $ 3,950 $ 14,900 Itemized Deductions How much is Erimma's taxable income? a. $57,150 b. $60,150 c. $58,150 d.$76,000

Question:(Account) 1-59 Erimma is single with no dependents and had the following for 2014: Wages from Union Job Loss from sale of stock held 4 years Qualifying Dividends Exemption Deduction $ 75,000 -$2,000 $ 3,000 $ 3,950 $ 14,900 Itemized Deductions How much is Erimma's taxable income? a. $57,150 b. $60,150 c. $58,150 d.$76,000

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Chapter3: Preparing Your Taxes

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