Asked by Mohammed Yasser on Jul 04, 2024
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A taxpayer had AGI of $300,000 in 2017 and AGI of $250,000 in 2016.When filing her 2017 return,she expects her unpaid tax liability to be at least $1,000.She must make estimated payments equal to the smaller of 90% of the tax shown on her 2017 return or
A) 110% of the tax on her 2016 return because 2016 AGI was more than $150,000.
B) 100% of the tax on her 2016 return regardless of 2017 AGI.
C) 100% of the tax on the 2016 return because 2017 AGI was more than $100,000.
D) 110% of the tax on the 2016 return because 2016 AGI was greater than 2017 AGI.
AGI
Refers to Adjusted Gross Income; the calculation that determines how much of your income is taxable after specific deductions are applied.
Estimated Payments
Periodic advance payments of expected tax liability, often required for earners not subject to withholding taxes like self-employed individuals.
Tax Liability
Refers to the total amount of tax that an individual or business is obligated to pay to the government, based on earnings, property ownership, and other taxable income sources.
- Understand the role and calculation of estimated tax payments for individuals with varying levels of adjusted gross income (AGI).
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the role and calculation of estimated tax payments for individuals with varying levels of adjusted gross income (AGI).
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