During $2022,$ Cassandra Albright, who is single, worked part$-$time at a doctor$$s office and received a W$-2.$ She also had a consulting practice that had the following income and expenses:

Revenue $ $53,000$

Laptop computer purchased $4/23/22(179$ elected$)3,300$

Travel: $2,500$ miles for business, $13,000$ personal $($miles incurred ratably throughout the year$)$

Supplies $500$

Cell phone charge $960$

Cassandra $($SSN $412-34-5670)$ resides at $1400$ Medical Street, Apartment $3$A$,$ Lowland, CA $92273.$

Her W$-2$ shows the following:

Wages $ $49,223$

Federal withholding $5,200$

Social security wages $49,223$

Social security withholding $3,052$

Medicare withholding $714$

State withholding $2,265$

Other income:

$1099-$INT Old Bank $2,200$

$1099-$DIV Bake Company, Incorporated$$Ordinary dividends $3,500$

Qualified dividends $3,500$

Cassandra had the following itemized deductions:

State income tax withholding $ $2,265$

State income tax paid with the $2021$ return $350$

Real estate tax $3,450$

Mortgage interest $12,300$

Cassandra made two federal estimated payments of $$6,500$ each on April $15$ and June $15.$

Required:

Prepare Form $1040$ for Cassandra for $2022,$ including Schedule A$,$ Schedule B$,$ Schedule C$,$ Schedule SE$,$ Form $4562$ and Form $8995.$ Use the appropriate Tax Tables.

Note: Input all the values as positive numbers. Use Rounded values for tax computation. Do not round other intermediate computations. Round your final answers to nearest whole dollar and percentage values to two decimal places. Instructions can be found on certain cells within the forms. Do not skip rows, while entering Other Expenses section in Schedule C$.$