2. John is a single taxpayer. He visits your office for some tax advice in early December 2017. John forecasted his 2017 taxable income to be $ 37,000. His 2018 taxable income is forecasted at $ 45,000. John is felling fortunate and wants to donate $ 6,000 to a charity. The donation will lower his taxable income by $ 6,000 (we will learn about charitable deductions later this semester). John's Aunt Betsy told him to make the donation before 12/31/17 so he can save taxes on his 2017 tax return a. How much 2017 federal income tax wil John save by making a 2017 donation'? b. Did Aunt Betsy give John good advice? What would your advice be to John about his planned donation? 2. John is a single taxpayer. He visits your office for some tax advice in early December 2017. John forecasted his 2017 taxable income to be $ 37,000. His 2018 taxable income is forecasted at $ 45,000. John is felling fortunate and wants to donate $ 6,000 to a charity. The donation will lower his taxable income by $ 6,000 (we will learn about charitable deductions later this semester). John's Aunt Betsy told him to make the donation before 12/31/17 so he can save taxes on his 2017 tax return a. How much 2017 federal income tax wil John save by making a 2017 donation'? b. Did Aunt Betsy give John good advice? What would your advice be to John about his planned donation