13. Rosana is a single mom with three children, ages 2, 4, and 6. Rosana has AG of $28.951 which consists of W-2 wages of $21,951, unemployment compensation of $2,500 union strike benefits of $1,800, and alimony of $2,700. Based on the information above, what is the amount of Rosana's EIC? a) $6,103 b) $5,724 c) $4,629 d) $0 14. When Peter filed his tax return, the IRS disallowed the EIC he was expecting. Peter has one child. Assume Peter's income was within limits to receive the EIC. All the following reasons could result in a disallowance of the EIC, except: a) Peter filed as Head of Household but should have filed as Married Filing Separately. b) The child did not live with Peter for the required period. c) The child's age exceeds the statutory limit. d) Peter's wife died on January 3. 15. Assume all the following taxpayers meet the income and residency tests for the EIC and none of them have a qualifying child. All of the taxpayers could qualify for the EIC except: a) A 67-year-old taxpayer and his 59-year-old wife b) A 32-year-old single taxpayer c) A 24-year-old taxpayer and his 24-year-old wife d) A 23-year-old taxpayer and her 27-year-old husband 13. Rosana is a single mom with three children, ages 2, 4, and 6. Rosana has AG of $28.951 which consists of W-2 wages of $21,951, unemployment compensation of $2,500 union strike benefits of $1,800, and alimony of $2,700. Based on the information above, what is the amount of Rosana's EIC? a) $6,103 b) $5,724 c) $4,629 d) $0 14. When Peter filed his tax return, the IRS disallowed the EIC he was expecting. Peter has one child. Assume Peter's income was within limits to receive the EIC. All the following reasons could result in a disallowance of the EIC, except: a) Peter filed as Head of Household but should have filed as Married Filing Separately. b) The child did not live with Peter for the required period. c) The child's age exceeds the statutory limit. d) Peter's wife died on January 3. 15. Assume all the following taxpayers meet the income and residency tests for the EIC and none of them have a qualifying child. All of the taxpayers could qualify for the EIC except: a) A 67-year-old taxpayer and his 59-year-old wife b) A 32-year-old single taxpayer c) A 24-year-old taxpayer and his 24-year-old wife d) A 23-year-old taxpayer and her 27-year-old husband