ulia did decide to proceed on using the special depreciation for the assets purchased in 2022, and she is NOT over age 65, but had health insurance expense of $380 per month for 2022. Complete the return using all of the information included in the previous sections. Julia's total tax liability for 2022 is: $73,895 $73,938 $74,398 $73,909

ulia did decide to proceed on using the special depreciation for the assets purchased in 2022, and she is NOT over age 65, but had health insurance expense of $380 per month for 2022. Complete the return using all of the information included in the previous sections. Julia's total tax liability for 2022 is: $73,895 $73,938 $74,398 $73,909

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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