A taxpayer should include which of the following when figuring their.pdf
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The document discusses tax regulations related to federal gross income, including requirements for tax preparers to retain records. It also addresses specific scenarios concerning filing statuses and deductions for married couples, divorced individuals, and registered domestic partners for the 2022 tax year. Additionally, it mentions the due date for filing the 2022 Form 1040 and the implications of filing separately in a community property state.
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A taxpayer should include which of the following when figuring their.pdf
- 1. A taxpayer should include which of the following when figuring their federal gross income? The IRS requires paid tax preparers to keep a completed copy of returns or claim for refund; or retain some type of record, or list, which includes the taxpayer's name, identification number, and tax year. How long must these records be retained and available for inspection? Maleko (55) and Luni (50) will file married filing jointly. Neither is blind. What is their 2022 standard deduction? Seth and Marisol were divorced on December 1, 2022. Neither had dependents they could claim for 2022. What is Seth's correct and most favorable 2022 filing status? Kiri and Divina are registered domestic partners. Neither had dependents they could claim for 2022. What is Kiri's and Divina's correct and most favorable 2022 filing status on the federal return? What is the due date to file a 2022 Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, or request an extension? Michael and Amina are married and lived in a community property state the entire year. Michael earned $40,000 in wages, and Amina earned $60,000. If Michael and Amina file separate returns, how much income will be reported on their returns?