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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

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CCSS.HSF.IF.B.6

CCSS.8.F.B.4

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

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CCSS.HSF.IF.B.6

CCSS.8.F.B.4

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