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Can someone help me explain how the taxable income part if single or married filed jointly please? I do not get the taxable income part

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Can someone help me explain how the taxable income part if single or married filed jointly please? I do not get the taxable income part and the standard deduction etc.

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image text in transcribed Calculate AGI for 2022 is single, and if MFJ Mortgage interest, charitable contributions, and Property taxes are itemized deductions. And are therefore deducted after AGI. AGI=85K+5K6K10K(assumingthealimonywasdeductible).AGI=74K The taxable income if single would be $59,000 AGI of 74K Less itemized deductions of 15k. The itemized deductions (15K) are larger than the standard deduction of $12,950. The taxable income if MFJ would be $48,900 AGI of 74K Less standard deduction of 25,900 . Therefore 48,100 . The itemized deductions (15k) are smaller than the standard deduction of $25,900

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