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An unmarried taxpayer engages in the following transactions: Year 1, June: purchases 200 shares of stock for $80 per share Year 1, September: sells 100

An unmarried taxpayer engages in the following transactions:

Year 1, June: purchases 200 shares of stock for $80 per share

Year 1, September: sells 100 shares at 540 per share

Year 2, March: sells 100 shares at $75 per share No dividends were received.

What amount may this taxpayer deduct for adjusted gross income when preparing year 1 taxes?

O $4,500

O $500

$4,000

O 53,000

An individual with a taxable income of $50.000 sells 300 shares of stock at a market price of $100 per share. At the individual's present level of income, there is a marginal ordinary income tax rate of 25% and a long-term capital gains rate of 15%. 200 shares of the stock were acquired 13 months earlier at a price of $80 per share, and 100 shares were acquired two years earlier at a price of $60 per share What is this individual's tax liability after this transaction?

O $2,000

O $1,800

0 $8,000

0 51,200

Basic stnadrd deduction amounts* Amount of each addional standard deduction
Filing status year 2020 2021 filing status Year 2020 2021
Single 12400 12550 Single 1650 1700
married, filinf jointly 24800 25100 married, filinf jointly 1300 1350
Qualifying widow or widower 24800 25100 Qualifying widow or widower 1300 1350
head of household 18650 18800 head of household 1650 1700
Married, Filing Separtely 12400 12550 Married, Filing Separtely 1300 1350
2021 tax rate Schedules single (2021) Head of house hold b- schedule Z (2021)
If taxable is: If taxable is:
Over But not over tax is Over but not over
0 9950 10% of taxable income 0 14200 10% of taxable income
9950 40525 995.00 plus 12% of excess over 9950 14200 54200 1420 plus 12% of excess over14200
40525 86375 4664.00 plus 22% of excess over 40525 54200 86350 6220 plus 22% of excess over 54200
86375 164925 14751.00 plus 24% of the excess over 86375 86350 164900 13293 plus 24% of excess over86350
164925 209425 33603.00 plus 32% of the excess over 164925 164900 209400 32145 plus 32% of excess over 164900
209425 523600 47843 plus 35% of the excess over 209425 209400 523600 46385 plus 35% of excess 209425
523600 157804.25 plus 37% of the excess over 523600 523600 156355 plus 37% of excess over 523600

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