evelyn is 68 years old, her tax filing status is single, her adjusted gross income (AGI) is $16,000, and her nontaxable

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evelyn is 68 years old, her tax filing status is single, her adjusted gross income (AGI) is $16,000, and her nontaxable

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evelyn is 68 years old, her tax filing status is single, her adjusted gross income (AGI) is $16,000, and her nontaxable social security benefits are $6,000. when filing her income tax return, evelyn can claim what amount for the credit for the elderly or the permanently and totally disabled?
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