2. DJ paid his ex-wife alimony of $50,000 in the first post-separation year, $30,000 in the second post-separation year, and $20,000 in the third post-separation year. Each year, DJ deducted the alimony paid and his ex-wife reported the same amount. Determine if there is any recapture (excess front-loading") due to this payment structure, If so, in what you would the recapture occur? Would your answers change if the third year payment was only for $5,000? Table 2.0 3. Compute the tax for the following filing statuses with taxable income of $100,000 in 2018 a. Head of Household b. Single c. Married Filing Jointly (Surviving Spouse) a. 100.000- 82,500x.24 x 12,864 -16 456 be 100,000 16,28950 C. 100 pov- 72,400 13,879 4. Freddy Frugal, 17, has accumulated a portfolio of stock presently worth $70,000 from gifts from his beloved Uncle Fester. Freddy has no earned income; the portfolio generates dividends of $3,000. a. Will Uncle Fester be taxed on any of the portfolio income? b. If so, at what rate? c. Is the marginal rate of Freddy's parents relevant to calculating Freddy's tax when none of the portfolio income was generated by their gifts? 2. DJ paid his ex-wife alimony of $50,000 in the first post-separation year, $30,000 in the second post-separation year, and $20,000 in the third post-separation year. Each year, DJ deducted the alimony paid and his ex-wife reported the same amount. Determine if there is any recapture (excess front-loading") due to this payment structure, If so, in what you would the recapture occur? Would your answers change if the third year payment was only for $5,000? Table 2.0 3. Compute the tax for the following filing statuses with taxable income of $100,000 in 2018 a. Head of Household b. Single c. Married Filing Jointly (Surviving Spouse) a. 100.000- 82,500x.24 x 12,864 -16 456 be 100,000 16,28950 C. 100 pov- 72,400 13,879 4. Freddy Frugal, 17, has accumulated a portfolio of stock presently worth $70,000 from gifts from his beloved Uncle Fester. Freddy has no earned income; the portfolio generates dividends of $3,000. a. Will Uncle Fester be taxed on any of the portfolio income? b. If so, at what rate? c. Is the marginal rate of Freddy's parents relevant to calculating Freddy's tax when none of the portfolio income was generated by their gifts