David Miller (age 34, SSN 846-66-7922) and his wife, Emily Miller (age 33, SSN 234-

56-7891), reside at 293 E. Main Street in Sterling, MA, 01564 with their two children whom they fully support: Catherine (age 13, SSN 397-73-8399) and Michael (age 11, SSN 397-73-8566). During the year, Emily worked full-time as a customer service representative at a local bank and earned $37,600. Her employer withheld the following from her wages: Federal income tax $2,250.00 State income tax 1,124.60 Social security tax 2,331.20 Medicare tax 545.20 ROTH IRA contribution 5,500.00 David attended college full-time for 5 months and part-time (at least half time) for 7 months in pursuit of a bachelors degree in accounting. He attended the University of Massachusetts, which is located at 600 University Drive in Amherst, MA 01003. David received a tax-free scholarship that paid for most of his college expenses, however, he did pay $900 for tuition and fees. The college did not send David a Form 1098-T for these payments, however, he does have documentation to substantiate his expenditures. This will be the first year that David has claimed any education credits; he does not have any other degrees. The Millers had other income consisting of the following: Interest on CDs at Platinum Savings Bank $600 Municipal bond interest (state of MA) $2,000 Qualified

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