Ralph and Kathy Gump are married with one 20-year-old dependent child. Ralph expects to earn $98,000 (paid monthly) and estimates their itemized deductions to be $29,500 for the year. Kathy expects to earn wages of $54,000. The Gumps expect to have for AGI deductions of $3,600. Use Form W-4 and worksheet on 9-50 to 9-53 to determine what Ralph should report on lines of Form W-4. 3. 4(a). 4(b). 4(c).

Ralph and Kathy Gump are married with one 20-year-old dependent child. Ralph expects to earn $98,000 (paid monthly) and estimates their itemized deductions to be $29,500 for the year. Kathy expects to earn wages of $54,000. The Gumps expect to have for AGI deductions of $3,600. Use Form W-4 and worksheet on 9-50 to 9-53 to determine what Ralph should report on lines of Form W-4. 3. 4(a). 4(b). 4(c).

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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