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1.Dorothy Fonda is an unmarried head of household with the following income for the year: Wages $34,500 Bank interest $275 Municipal bond interest $115 Lottery prize $325 Gift from her father $5,000 Dorothy contributed $1,250 to her traditional IRA, which she will deduct. Compute her AGI.

$33,250.00

$33,575.00

$33,850.00

$33,965.00

2. Linda Perkins (64) shared a home all year with her son, Dennis (41), and Denniss son, Chase (20). Linda and Dennis worked full time and Chase was a part-time student. No one else lived in the home. Assuming that both Linda and Dennis have earned income and an AGI of at least $20,000, but less than $30,000, which of them may claim and receive the Earned Income Tax Credit?

No one.

Linda only.

Both Linda and Dennis.

Either Linda or Dennis, but not both.

3. Ted Sandbergs divorce decree states he will pay his ex-wife $750 per month until their son reaches age 21. At that time the payment is reduced to $450 per month. In 2015, Ted only paid his ex-wife $7,500. How much will Ted report as alimony? $3,600 $3,900 $4,500 $7,500 4. Which of the following is not a qualified contribution for an employee claiming the retirement savings contributions credit (Savers Credit)?

Contribution to a Roth IRA.

Nondeductible contribution to a traditional IRA.

Voluntary contribution to a 403(b) tax-sheltered annuity.

Employers matching contribution to the employees 401(k) plan.

4.Sarah (33), a single taxpayer, spent $3,200 for tuition and required course fees to attend three college courses during 2015. Sarah is not a degree candidate, but the courses were job-related. Which of the following education tax breaks may she take advantage of?

Lifetime learning credit.

Tuition and fees deduction.

Schedule A miscellaneous deduction.

Any of these.

5. Beth Wilson (17) is a dependent of her parents. She earned $1,475 wages from babysitting and $180 interest from her savings account. How much is the maximum she may contribute to a traditional or Roth IRA for 2015?

$0.00

$1,475.00

$1,655.00

$4,000.00

6. Which of the following credits cannot be claimed on Form 1040A?

Education credit.

Retirement savings credit.

Child tax credit.

Foreign tax credit.

7. Benjamin and Teresa Young, a married couple who will file jointly, are both teachers. In 2015, Benjamin had receipts totaling $356.44 in qualifying expenses for his classroom. Teresa had receipts totaling $254.89. What is the maximum amount of the educator expenses deduction that they will claim on their joint return?

$245.00

$250.00

$356.00

$500.00

8. What is a Tax Professionals correct response to a taxpayer who omitted items on an income tax return that was submitted in a previous year?

Advise the taxpayer promptly of the fact of such omission and: Refuse to prepare the current-year return until the previous year is amended.

Make an adjustment for the previous year omission on the current-year return.

Advise the taxpayer of the consequences of not amending the previous years return.

Refer the taxpayer to an office supervisor.

9. The IRS has the authority to assess a monetary penalty to which of the following?

The taxpayer.

The Tax Professional.

H&R Block.

All of these.

10. Which of the following is NOT one of the four requirements for a Tax Professional to meet the EITC due diligence requirement?

Maintain a record of how and when EITC information was obtained and the identity of the person who provided it.

Investigate and verify the accuracy of information a taxpayer provides to show eligibility for EITC.

Prepare an EITC eligibility checklist for a potential EITC taxpayer by competing Form 8867 or an alternate eligibility record.

Compute the EITC by completing the Earned Income Credit Worksheet or alternate computation record.