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True/False
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A) Pay high mortgage interest
B) Pay high state income tax
C) Pay high property taxes
D) Have very high capital gains
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A) $0
B) $810
C) $1,080
D) $3,000
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) A married couple must file jointly to claim the credit.
B) A taxpayer may claim a credit for dependent care expenses for a dependent who is 14 years old or older but only if the dependent lives in the taxpayer's home for the entire year.
C) All else equal, a taxpayer making qualifying expenditures for three children may claim more dependent care credit than a taxpayer making (the same amount of) qualifying expenditures for two children.
D) None of these statements are true.
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Multiple Choice
A) $0
B) $11,500
C) $975
D) $12,475
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A) The total amount of child and dependent care expenditures for the year
B) $3,000 for one qualifying person or $6,000 for two or more qualifying persons
C) The dependent's earned income for the year
D) The taxpayer's earned income for the year
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Multiple Choice
A) Taxpayers may claim a credit for only a portion of qualifying dependent care expenditures.
B) If a taxpayer's income is too high, she will be ineligible to claim any child and dependent care credit.
C) A single taxpayer must have earned income to claim any child and dependent care credit.
D) A taxpayer is not eligible to claim the dependent care credit if any dependent relative provides the care.
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Multiple Choice
A) If a taxpayer fails to file a tax return, the late filing penalty will continue to grow until the taxpayer files the tax return.
B) The amount of the late filing penalty is the same for both fraudulent failure to file and nonfraudulent failure to file.
C) Taxpayers who owe no tax as of the due date of their tax returns are not subject to late filing penalties even if they file late.
D) None of the choices are correct.
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Multiple Choice
A) Taxpayers who have paid their full tax liability by the original tax return due date are protected from underpayment penalties.
B) Taxpayers who have paid their full tax liability by the extended tax return due date are protected from underpayment penalties.
C) Taxpayers who have uneven income streams can pay estimated tax quarterly in uneven amounts and not be susceptible to underpayment penalties.
D) Taxpayers who have paid their required amount of estimated tax, even though not on time, are protected from underpayment penalties.
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Multiple Choice
A) Business expenses are generally refundable credits.
B) Business credits that are generated in one year but are not utilized in that year expire.
C) Business credits that are generated in one year but are not utilized in that year may be carried forward to future years but not back to a prior year.
D) Business credits that are generated in one year but are not utilized in that year may be carried back to the previous year and then forward to future years.
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A) Friday, April 14
B) Saturday, April 15
C) Sunday, April 16
D) Monday, April 17
E) Tuesday, April 18
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Multiple Choice
A) Federal short-term interest rate
B) Federal short-term interest rate plus 3 percentage points
C) Federal long-term interest rate plus 6 percentage points
D) Zero. The government does not pay interest on overpayments
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