Case summary:
Mr. & Mrs. N are preparing to file their 2014 income taxes. H’s mother, M, has moved in with them, so H is no longer working. M is dependent on their income for support except for her $536 monthly Social Security benefit. H is taking this opportunity to work toward her master’s degree.
Character in this case:
Z, H and M.
Adequate information:
Medical expenses are $3,600.
Rusty’s braces expense are $1,500.
Real estate taxes are $900.
State taxes withheld and hold is $4,000
Mortgage interest expense is $7,200.
Charitable contribution is $3,400.
Unreimbursed business expenses are $2,300.
Qualified adoption expenses are $6,700.
To explain:
Whether Z should have his employer adjusts his federal tax withholding amount.
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