Asked by stuckinmath
Gross salary $41,780
Interest earnings $225
Dividend income $80
One person exemption $2,650
Itemized deductions $3,890
Adjustments to income $1,150
What would be reported as taxable income?
Would I be correct in thinking that the only thing to be reported as taxable income would be the gross salary of $41,780?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Interest earnings $225
Dividend income $80
One person exemption $2,650
Itemized deductions $3,890
Adjustments to income $1,150
What would be reported as taxable income?
Would I be correct in thinking that the only thing to be reported as taxable income would be the gross salary of $41,780?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Taxable income is the gross salary, interest earnings, dividend income, and adjustments to income.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
From your taxable income, you subtract your exemption and itemized deductions.
Answered by
stuckinmath
Thanks so much for breaking this down for me =]
Answered by
Ms. Sue
You're welcome.
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Anonymous
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