Worksheets2.3 Do Now
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 26mins
Special status for unmarried taxpayers who support other people besides themselves and thier children
Single
Unmarried Filing Jointly
Qualifying Widow(er)
Head of Houseghold
Filing status for a married couple that want to file one tax return
Qulaifying Widow(er)
Married Filing Jointly
Head of Household
Married Filing Separatley
Filing status for a taxpayer who has lost thier spouse and meets specific guidelines
Head of Household
Single
Qualifying Widow(er)
Married Filing Jointly
Matthew's tax status is married filing jointly with his wife. He is doing his taxes and determines that their taxable income is $122,351. Use the tax schedule to determine their taxes. How much do they owe in taxes?
$36,003.22
26,917.22
$19,216.78
$18,634.22
John's tax status is single. He is doing his taxes and determines that his taxable income is $165,421. The next step is to use the tax schedule to determine their taxes. How much does he owe in taxes?
$34,250.72
$52,934.72
$45,125.28
$21,775.15
Using the tax schedule for a person with a filing status as head of household, what taxable income would yield a tax of exactly $74,274.25?
$462,917.23
$296,233.33
$287,140.71
$223,483.56
Chris is filling married filing jointly on his tax forms. Last year he worked while his wife stayed home to take care of the family and made $79,285. How much does Chris owe in taxes?
$16,006.59
$9,159.70
$12,181.41
$16,019.68
Jacob is filling single on his tax forms. Last year he worked part time and made $27,497. How much does Jacob owe in taxes?
$3,105.64
$3,286.58
$3,711.25
$3,294.06
IRS stands for
Internal Revenge Service
International Revenue System
Internal Revenue Service
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Taxes are collected by
Businesses
Parents
Foreign countries
Government
