directions: show how rhonda would fill out her indivual tax return for $2023$

$1.$ Rhonda Swifty $($unmarried$)$ is employed as an office manager at the main office of Carter and Associates CPA firm. Rhonda lives in a home she purchased $20$ years ago. Rhonda$$s older cousin Mabel Wright lives with Rhonda in the home. Mabel is retired and receives $$2,400$ of Social Security payments each year. Mabel is able to save this money because Rhonda provides all of Mabel$$s support. Rhonda also provided the following information:

$$ Rhonda does not want to contribute to the presidential election campaign.

$$ Rhonda lives at $1234$ Blue Ridge Way, Tulsa, Oklahoma $74101.$

$$ Rhonda$$s birthday is $12/18/1958$ and her Social Security number is $335-67-8910.$

$$ Mabel$$s birthday is $11/2/1949$ and her Social Security number is $566-77-8899.$

$$ Rhonda does not have any foreign bank accounts or trusts.

$2.$ Rhonda received a Form W$-2$ from Carter and Associates $($her employer$)$ that contained the following information:

$$ Line $1$ Wages, tips, other compensation $$72,000$

$$ Line $2$ Federal income tax withheld $7,800$

$$ Line $3$ Social Security wages $72,000$

$$ Line $4$ Social Security tax withheld $4,464$

$$ Line $5$ Medicare wages and tips $72,000$

$$ Line $6$ Medicare tax withheld $1,044$

$$ Line $16$ State wages, tips, etc. $72,000$

$$ Line $17$ State income tax $2,700$

$$ Carter and Associates address is $1234$ CPA Way Tulsa, Oklahoma $74101$; its FEIN is $91-0001002$; and its State ID number is $123456678$

$3.$ Rhonda received $$250$ in interest from Tulsa City bonds, $$120$ interest from IBM bonds, and $$15$ from her savings account at UCU Credit Union. She also received a $$460$ dividend from Huggies Company and $$500$ from Bicker Corporation. Both dividends are qualified dividends.

$4.$ Rhonda sold $200$ shares of DM stock for $$18$ a share on June $15,2023.$ She purchased the stock on December $12,2014,$ for $$10$ a share. She also sold $50$ shares of RSA stock for $$15$ a share on October $2,2023.$ She purchased the stock for $$65$ a share on February $2,2023.$ Stock basis amounts and proceeds have been reported to the IRS with no adjustments required.

$5.$ The following is a record of the medical expenses that Rhonda paid for herself during the year. The amounts reported are amounts she paid in excess of insurance reimbursements. Rhonda drove $210$ miles for medical purposes uniformly over $2023.$

Insurance premiums

Prescription medications

Over$-$the$-$counter medications

Doctor and dentist visits

Eyeglasses

Physical therapy $$3,700$

$100$

$250$

$1,450$

$300$

$200$

$6.$ Rhonda paid $$6,800$ in mortgage interest during the year to UCU credit union $($reported to her on Form $1098).$ She also paid $$1,240$ in real property taxes during the year.

$7.$ Rhonda contributed $$5,400$ to Heavenly Church during the year. Heavenly Church$$s address is $1342$ Religion Way, Tulsa, Oklahoma $74101.$

$8.$ Rhonda did not buy, sell, exchange, or otherwise acquire any financial interest in a virtual currency.