Shawnee is single. Her AGI is $72,067. She paid the following expenses: • Federal income tax withheld on her W-2: $8,648 State income tax withheld on her W-2: $5,041 • Local income tax withheld on her W-2: $718 • Real estate tax: $4,239 Personal property tax: $108 Home mortgage interest on her Form 1098: $11,962 • Cash charitable contributions: $4,710 How much is her total itemized deductions amount? $35,320 $26,778 $26,672 $35,426

Shawnee is single. Her AGI is $72,067. She paid the following expenses: • Federal income tax withheld on her W-2: $8,648 State income tax withheld on her W-2: $5,041 • Local income tax withheld on her W-2: $718 • Real estate tax: $4,239 Personal property tax: $108 Home mortgage interest on her Form 1098: $11,962 • Cash charitable contributions: $4,710 How much is her total itemized deductions amount? $35,320 $26,778 $26,672 $35,426

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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