$3\mathrm{.}2$ Payments on Debt:

The Ambersons paid the following from their personal checking account:

Mortgage interest on George's home

Principal on home mortgage on George's home

Interest charged on their VISA charge account

Principal paid to VISA

Interest on loan from friend

Principal paid to friend

Interest on loan to buy automobile

$$11,400($Bank of Temple$)$

$5,800($Bank of Temple$)$

$700$

$4,000$

$300$

$1,000$

$3,400($Texas Bank Corp$)$

$3\mathrm{.}3$ Payment of State and Local Taxes and Fees:

A$.$ The Ambersons paid the following expenses from their own personal checking account:

Property taxes on George's home

$$1,900$

Property taxes on Nila's home

$295$

B$.$ The applicable sales tax rate in Temple, Texas is $7\mathrm{.}25$ percent. The Ambersons had

no major purchases on which they paid sales tax in $2022.$ The Ambersons falled to

maintain adequate records substantiating purchases subject to the sales tax. Note

that Texas does not impose any individual income tax. The table for $7\mathrm{.}25\%$ shows a

deduction of $$2,218.$

$3\mathrm{.}4$ Charitable Contributions:

The Ambersons made cash payments from their personal checkbook to each of the following:

Represents payments of George's annual dues.

$3\mathrm{.}5$ Quarterly Federal Tax Deposits:

The Ambersons made the following deposits with the United States Treasury for their Federal income tax

llability from their own personal checking account on the dates indicated:

April $15,202211^{th}$ estimate for $2022,10,000$

June $15,{20222}^{nd}$ estimate for $2022,10,000$

September $15,{20223}^{rd}$ estimate for $202210,000$

January $17,{20234}^{th}$ estimate for $202210,000.$ Use $2023$ Tax forms