1) David and Dana file a joint return. David earned $35,000 during the year before losing his job. Dana received Social

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1) David and Dana file a joint return. David earned $35,000 during the year before losing his job. Dana received Social

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1) David and Dana file a joint return. David earned $35,000
during the year before losing his job. Dana received Social
Security benefits of $4,800
The taxable portion of the Social Security benefits
is?
2) Using the same information above,
"David and Dana file a joint return. David earned $35,000 during
the year before losing his job. Dana received Social Security
benefits of $4,800"
What is the taxable portion of the Social Security
benefits if David earned $46,000?
Begin by computing the provisional
income.
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