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10 July, 18:04

A part-time house cleaner made $9258.13 last year. If he claimed himself as an exemption for $3650 and had a $5700 standard deduction, what was his taxable income last year? A. $91.87 B. $3558.13 C. $5608.13 D. $0

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  1. 10 July, 19:11
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    Once we sort through the tax terms, that's just

    9258.13 - 3650 - 5700 = $ - 91.87

    A negative numbers mean the deduction and exemption sheltered all of his income, so he has $0 taxable income, choice D.
  2. 10 July, 20:04
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    Option D - $0

    Step-by-step explanation:

    A part-time house cleaner made last year = $9258.13

    He claimed himself as an exemption = $3650.00

    Standard deduction = $5700.00

    Taxable income = gross pay - Standard deduction - Total exemptions

    = 9258.13 - 3650 - 5700 = $-91.87

    There is a negative number, that means he has no tax liability.

    So the answer would be Option D. $0
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