Exercise 13-32 (Algorithmic) (LO. 5) Andrea is an employee of Fern Corporation. She also has her own business working as a life coach. For 2019, Andrea's wages from Fern were $252,000. Her self-employment income was $36,200 (line 4, Form SE, based on 92.35% of net earnings as a life coach). If required, round any computations to two decimal places. Round final answers to the nearest dollar. a. Compute the total payroll, self-employment, and additional Medicare taxes for Andrea for 2019. Feedback b. Assume the same facts except that Andrea's 2019 self-employment activities resulted in a loss of $25,000. Compute the total payroll, self-employment, and additional Medicare taxes for Andrea for 2019. Feedback C. Compute Andrea's NIIT for 2019 using wages of $252,000, self-employment income of $36,200 and NII of $37,600. There are no expenses allocable to any investment income. Exercise 13-32 (Algorithmic) (LO. 5) Andrea is an employee of Fern Corporation. She also has her own business working as a life coach. For 2019, Andrea's wages from Fern were $252,000. Her self-employment income was $36,200 (line 4, Form SE, based on 92.35% of net earnings as a life coach). If required, round any computations to two decimal places. Round final answers to the nearest dollar. a. Compute the total payroll, self-employment, and additional Medicare taxes for Andrea for 2019. Feedback b. Assume the same facts except that Andrea's 2019 self-employment activities resulted in a loss of $25,000. Compute the total payroll, self-employment, and additional Medicare taxes for Andrea for 2019. Feedback C. Compute Andrea's NIIT for 2019 using wages of $252,000, self-employment income of $36,200 and NII of $37,600. There are no expenses allocable to any investment income