3 3. Use the same assumptions as we did above (a couple is married, Filing jointly, with no dependents, using the standard deductions and exemptions). Use the tax schedules provided to determine the AGI and fill in the tables for the following scenarios a. Suppose a couple paid $3,000 in taxes in 1963. Use this information and the 1963 tax schedule to fill in the remaining boxes of the table. Description Amount Adjusted Gross Income Standard Deductions $1,200 (married, filing jointly, no dependents) Taxable income Total Tax (calculate from schedule) $3,000 Effective tax rate b. Suppose a couple paid $3,000 in taxes in 1988. Use this information and the 1988 tax schedule to fill in the remaining boxes of the table. Description Amount Adjusted Gross Income Standard Deductions $8.900 (married, filing jointly, no dependents) Taxable income Total Tax (calculate from schedule) $3,000 Effective tax rate c. Suppose a couple paid $3,000 in taxes in 2013. 3 3. Use the same assumptions as we did above (a couple is married, Filing jointly, with no dependents, using the standard deductions and exemptions). Use the tax schedules provided to determine the AGI and fill in the tables for the following scenarios a. Suppose a couple paid $3,000 in taxes in 1963. Use this information and the 1963 tax schedule to fill in the remaining boxes of the table. Description Amount Adjusted Gross Income Standard Deductions $1,200 (married, filing jointly, no dependents) Taxable income Total Tax (calculate from schedule) $3,000 Effective tax rate b. Suppose a couple paid $3,000 in taxes in 1988. Use this information and the 1988 tax schedule to fill in the remaining boxes of the table. Description Amount Adjusted Gross Income Standard Deductions $8.900 (married, filing jointly, no dependents) Taxable income Total Tax (calculate from schedule) $3,000 Effective tax rate c. Suppose a couple paid $3,000 in taxes in 2013