$835 $9,165 $10,000 $14,080 8000 3 Mark for follow up 20, om Question 4 of 75. Jermaine, a retired single taxpayer, began receiving a monthly pension from his former employer's qualified plan in January 2019. He was 66 years old when he received the first payment, and the pension will pay over the course of his life. He received a Form 1099-R for the tax year showing a gross distribution of $8,000 in box 1, a code 7 in box 7, and total employee contributions of $20,000 in box 9b. Box 2a is blank, and box 2b indicates that the taxable amount is not determined. How much of Jermaine's distribution is taxable? $6,588 $6,857 $8,000 $18,857 Mark for follow up Question 5 of 75. Daequan, a self-employed consultant, pays for his health insurance out of his own pocket. He is not eligible to be covered under any other insurance plan, and did not contribute any amount to his retirement. He paid $1,250 in premiums each month in 2019. His net profit from his business was $58,000. How much can Daequan deduct as a health insurance adjustment to income for the year