Karin and Chad (ages 30 and 31, respectively) are married and together have $110,000 of AGI. This year they have recorded the following expenses:
$\begin{array}{lr}
\text { Home mortgage interest } & \$ 16,640 \
\text { Real estate taxes } & 5,400 \
\text { State income taxes paid } & 6,300 \
\text { Medical expenses (unreimbursed) } & 1,800 \
\text { Employee business expenses (unreimbursed) } & 450 \
\text { Charitable contributions (cash to their church) } & 760
\end{array}$ Karin and Chad will file married joint with two personal exemptions. Calculate their taxable income.

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Karin and Chad (ages 30 and 31, respectively) are married and together have $110,000 of AGI. This year they have recorded the following expenses:
 $\begin{array}{lr}
\text { Home mortgage interest } & \$ 16,640 \
\text { Real estate taxes } & 5,400 \
\text { State income taxes paid } & 6,300 \
\text { Medical expenses (unreimbursed) } & 1,800 \
\text { Employee business expenses (unreimbursed) } & 450 \
\text { Charitable contributions (cash to their church) } & 760
\end{array}$ Karin and Chad will file married joint with two personal exemptions. Calculate their taxable income.

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The Answer of Karin and Chad (ages 30 and 31, respectively) are married and together have $110,000 of AGI. This year they have recorded the following expenses:
 $\begin{array}{lr}
\text { Home mortgage interest } & \$ 16,640 \
\text { Real estate taxes } & 5,400 \
\text { State income taxes paid } & 6,300 \
\text { Medical expenses (unreimbursed) } & 1,800 \
\text { Employee business expenses (unreimbursed) } & 450 \
\text { Charitable contributions (cash to their church) } & 760
\end{array}$ Karin and Chad will file married joint with two personal exemptions. Calculate their taxable income.

Karin and Chad (Ages 30 and 31, Respectively) Are Married