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This practical application requires youto compare the tax savings associated with preferentially-taxed investments.

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PBC information represents personal records that are needed to complete your individual income tax return (e.g. bank statements, family details).

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Saturday, July 13 at 10 a.m CT

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Millie is a single taxpayer and her 2018 taxable income is $181,205. The detailed calculation of taxable income is provided in the"PBC" document.

  1. Separate Millie’s 2018 taxable income of $181,205 into its ordinary income and preferential income components.Hint – your ordinary income and preferential income amounts should total Millie’s taxable income of $181,205.
  2. Using the single taxpayer ordinary tax rate brackets on the previous page, compute Millie’s 2018 income tax liability she should report on her 2018 Form 1040, Line 11.Do NOT calculate any self-employment tax, additional Medicare tax or net investment income tax that Millie might also be liable for (these additional taxes would be reported on Schedule 4 and Form 1040, Line 14).

Directions

  • Compute Millie's 2018 income tax liability
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    2. Complete the two tables shown on Pg. 2 of the document.
  • Submit the completed application assignment Word document.

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Answered Same Day Jul 12, 2021

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Bhavani answered on Jul 13 2021
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AC309 Unit 5: Application Assignment –Investments
Millie is a single taxpayer and her 2018 taxable income is $181,205, calculated as follows:
    Description
    Amount
    Employee wages
    133,000
    Profit from business (Schedule C)
    15,000
    Ordinary income from partnership (Schedule E)
    22,000
    Interest income
    4,000
    Ordinary dividends (total dividends = 9,000)
    2,000
    Qualified dividends (total dividends = 9,000)
    7,000
    Short-term capital gain
    8,200
    Long-term capital gain
    6,900
    Total Income – Form 1040, Line 6
    198,100
    Deduction for ½ of self-employment tax
    (495)
    Adjusted Gross Income – Form 1040, Line 7
    197,605
    Standard deduction – Form 1040, Line 8
    (12,000)
    Qualified business income deduction – Form 1040, Line 9
    (4,400)
    Taxable Income – Form 1040, Line 10
    181,205
    Ordinary Income Bracket
    Tax Calculation
    $0 - $9,525
    10% of ordinary income
    $9,526 - $38,700
    $952.50 plus 12% of ordinary income over $9,525
    $38,701 - $82,500
    $4,453.50 plus 22% of ordinary income over $38,700
    $82,501 - $157,500
    $14,089.50 plus 24% of ordinary income over $82,500
    $157,501 - $200,000
    $32,089.50 plus 32% of ordinary income over $157,500
    $200,001 - $500,000
    $45,689.50 plus 35% of ordinary income over $200,000
    $500,001 or more
    $150,689.50 plus 37% of ordinary income over $500,000
Instructions
(1) Separate Millie’s 2018 taxable income of $181,205 into its ordinary income and preferential income components. Hint – your...
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