APPENDIX F
60. Part 1 - Tax Computation
Salary $ 92,000
Dividends 38,000
Interest (Note 1) 2080
Award (Note 2) 237800
Short-term capital loss (Note 3) 4000
Gross income (Notes 4 and 5) $373,800
Less: Alimony paid (Note 6) (0)
Adjusted gross income $373,800
Less: Itemized deductions
Medical expenses (Note 7) $5,900
Property taxes on real estate 3,500
Property taxes on personalty 2,500
Charitable contributions 0
Mortgage interest on his residence 6,100
State income taxes ($3,100 + $3,200) 6,300 (31,737)
Less: Personal and dependency exemptions (Note 8) (3,050)
Taxable income $ 80,713
$ 17,175
Tax withheld by employer (13993)
Estimated tax payments (4,000)
Net tax payable (or refund due) for 2003 ($ 2,125)
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Income Tax Accounting Appendix F
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