Chloe and Matt have 2 dependent children and earn a gross biweekly salary of $5,069. They will also make the following tax-deductible purchases:

Medical expenses: $6,456

Educational expenses: $7,071

When they file their taxes jointly, what will their tax refund be?

Use the following information:

Standard deduction for married couples: $24,400

Biweekly allowance: $161.54 per person

married individuals filing joint returns and surviving spouses:

If taxable income is in between	The tax due is:
0-$19,400	10% of taxable income
$19,401 - $78,950	$1,940 + 12% of the amount over $19,400
$78,951 - $168,400	$9,086 + 22% of the amount over $78,950
$168,401 - $321,450	$28,765 + 24% of the amount over $168,400
$321,451 - $408,200	$65,497 + 32% of the amount over $321,400
$408,201 - $612,350	$93,257 + 35% of the amount over 408,200
612,351+	$164,709.50 + 37% of the amount over $612,350

2019 married person biweekly withholding table:

Taxable wages	Wages withholding
$0 - $454	$ 0.00
$454 - $1200	$0.00 plus 10% of amount exceeding $454
$1200 - $3,490	$74.60 plus 12% of amount exceeding $1200
$3,490 - $6,931	$349.40 plus 22% of amount exceeding $3,490
$6,931 - $12,817	$1,106.42 plus 24% of amount exceeding $6,931
$12,817 - $16,154	$2,519.06 plus 32% of amount exceeding $12,817
$16,154 - $24,006	$3,586.90 plus 35% of amount exceeding $16,154
$24,006 or more	$6,335.10 plus 37% of amount exceeding $24,006

For your final answer proceed as:

Annual Income Tax to be payed or refunded = Total Annual Withholding - Final Income Tax.

If the couple has to pay the government, type the number with a negative sign. For example, -325.

If the couple has to receive a refund from government, type the number without sign. For example, 325.

Round your answer to the nearest dollar.