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Eligible educators can deduct up to _______ of qualified expenses paid during the
tax year. - ANSWER-$250
Which of the following is an ineligible medical expense for HSA, Archer MSA, and
MA MSA? -
ANSWER-Breast enhancement
To claim a child as a dependent, they must meet the qualifying child test or
________________. - ANSWER-qualifying relative test
Ordinary dividends are taxed at the same rate as __________ income tax rate. -
ANSWERordinary
The net capital gain is taxed at _______ if the married filing jointly taxpayer
income is less than $80,800. - ANSWER-0%
Distributions from HSA, Archer MSA, or MS MSA are non-taxable when
_________________________________________. - ANSWER-spent for qualified
medical expenses of your dependent
Which residency status is used when an individual is neither a U.S. citizen nor a
resident alien for tax purposes? - ANSWER-Non-resident alien
,_____________ and ____________ are what taxpayers must know to calculate
their tax amount. - ANSWER-Taxable income and filing status
Which form is for beneficiaries who get income from trusts and estates? -
ANSWER-Form 1041
___________________ consists of both earned and unearned income that is used
to calculate the tax. It is generally less than adjusted gross income due to the
deductions. - ANSWER-Taxable income
To satisfy the Substantial Presence Test, how many minimum days (in the current
year) must you be physically present in the United States? - ANSWER-31
Complete the equation. ___________ = Selling Price - Purchase Price - ANSWER-
Capital Loss or Capital Gain
_________________ helps sole proprietorships calculate the profit or loss from a
business while also providing the IRS with your total business income and
deductions. - ANSWER-Schedule C
What type of deduction is a HSA contribution? - ANSWER-Above-the-Line
Deduction Some of the common expenses on which Above-the-Line deductions
are available include:
Educator expenses
Early withdrawal penalties of saving accounts
Moving expenses
,Business expenses
HSA contributions
Self-employment tax
Alimony payments
Tuition fees
Contributions to a traditional IRA
Student loan interest deduction
Health insurance premiums
Retirement account contribution
For mortgages entered into after December 15, 2017, the amount of interest the
taxpayer can deduct is no more than ______________ of the debt used to buy,
build, or substantially improve their principal home and a second home. -
ANSWER-750,000
__________ reduce the amount of tax due. - ANSWER-Tax credits
As it applies to compensation income, the general rule for sourcing wages and
personal services income is controlled by ________________________________.
- ANSWER-where the service is performed The general rule for sourcing wages
and personal services income is controlled by where the service is performed. The
residence of the recipient of the service, the place of contracting, and the time
and place of payment are irrelevant.
, Which is considered non-taxable income? - ANSWER-military personnel
allowances Payments received as a member of military service are generally taxed
as wages except for retirement pay, which is taxed as a pension. Allowances
generally aren't taxed.
______________ is used to offset income and payroll taxes for low-income
workers and to provide an incentive to work. - ANSWER-Earned Income Tax Credit
Earned Income Tax Credit is used to offset income and payroll taxes for low-
income workers and to provide an incentive to work.
If yearly dividend amounts exceed __________, a Schedule B must be completed
and attached to Form 1040. - ANSWER-$1500 If yearly dividend amounts exceed
$1500, a Schedule B must be completed and attached.
The are _________ filing statuses. - ANSWER-five There are five filing statuses.
Single
Married Filing Jointly
Married Filing Separately
Head of Household
Qualifying Widow(er)
Taxpayers can claim a Child Tax Credit of up to __________ for each child under
age 17 in 2021(2022). - ANSWER-$3,600.00 Taxpayers can claim a CTC of up to
$3,600 for each child under age 17 in 2021(2022). Since 2021, qualifying families
may now receive up to $3,600 per child under the age of 5 and $3,000 for those
ages 6 to 17. That's up from $2,000 per child, provided families fall under certain
income thresholds (less than $150,000 for couples and $112,500 for single
parents).