Asked by efr4
John has a gross income of $60,000. He is single and is choosing to take a deduction for all single people amounting to $6,300. What does this $6,300 represent?
Group of answer choices
a standard deduction
an itemized deduction
an earned income credit
an adjusted gross income
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a standard deduction
Explanation: The $6,300 is the fixed deduction available to single taxpayers that reduces taxable income. It is not an itemized deduction (those are individual expenses you choose to list), not an earned income credit (a tax credit, not a deduction), and not adjusted gross income (AGI is income before taking the standard/itemized deduction).
Explanation: The $6,300 is the fixed deduction available to single taxpayers that reduces taxable income. It is not an itemized deduction (those are individual expenses you choose to list), not an earned income credit (a tax credit, not a deduction), and not adjusted gross income (AGI is income before taking the standard/itemized deduction).
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