2) Adam and Beth, who are married with modified AGI of $165,000, are sending their three children, Jane, Harry, and Ana to college. Jane a freshman incurs $2,500 for tuition, $300 for lab fees for a biology class, $500 for books, $5,000 for dormitory, and $200 activity fees. Harry a sophomore incurs $ 3,500 for tuition, $500 for books, $8,000 for an apartment, and $200 season tickets for sports. Ana a senior incurs $4,600 for tuition, $600 for books, $300 for lab fees, and $10,000 for an apartment. In addition, Ana receives a $2,000 scholarship to cover tuition. They have not taken advantage of any other type of tax benefit related to educational expenses. How much is their American Opportunity Tax Credit? an 1) Adam and Alice are married with two dependent children, Harry age 11, and Ana age 13. Both Adam and Alice work, earning $23,000 and $13,000, respectively. Their AGI totals $36,000. They incur $7,000 of qualifying child care expenses of which $1,000 is reimbursed by Alice's dependent care program at work. What is the amount of their child and dependent care credit? 3) Jose is unmarried with two qualifying children. He has $20,000 wages which is also his AGI that is eligible for the earned income credit. What is Jose's allowable earned income credit