Form 1040 needed

• John and Lisa Baker's social security numbers are 111-11-1111 and 222-22-2222, respectively.
• John and Lisa Baker is filing under the married filing jointly status.
• John and Lisa Baker gave 2 dependents: Daughter Mary Baker (age 9) and son Jim Baker (age 5). Mary's and Jim's social security numbers are 333-33-3333 and 444-44-4444, respectively.
• John and Lisa Baker each want $3 to go to the Presidential Election Campaign fund.
• John works as a office manager and has one 2017 Form W-2 from his employer that indicates $75,000 in federal wages and $18,000 in federal income taxes withheld.
• Lisa is self-employed as an business consultant and reports the below income and expenses onSchedule C. They also need to file aSchedule SEto report self-employment taxes on the net profit from the Schedule C (note that one-half of self-employment taxes on Schedule SE may be deducted on the front of the Form 1040).
• Gross receipts: $100,000
• Office rent expense: $6,000
• Supplies expense: $2,500
• Advertising expense: $2,000
• Utilities expense: $5,000
• Travel expense: $4,000
• Miscellaneous expense: $500
• Mary uses her personal vehicle for business. She recorded 10,000 business miles driven in 2017 and deducts the standard mileage rate (her total personal mileage driven was 15,000 in 2017)
• John and Lisa received Forms 1099-INT and reported interest income onSchedule B.
• Chase Bank: $600
• JP Morgan: $500
• John and Lisa received Forms 1099-DIV and reports the below ordinary dividends on aSchedule B.
• Microsoft: $1,200
• Prudential: $1,100
• John and Lisa received a Form 1099-B to report the 7/5/17 sale of ABC Corp. stock for $12,000. They purchased this stock on 12/12/16 for a cost of $7,500. They report this sale onSchedule D.
• John and Lisa claim the standard deduction for their filing status of married joint.
• John and Lisa claim a total of 4 exemptions for John, Lisa, Mary, and Jim.
• The family has full medical coverage through John's employer for 2017.
• In addition to the $18,000 in federal income tax withheld from John's salary, John and Lisa paid $20,000 in federal taxes with their 2017 filing extension Form 4868.
• The Bakers would like any tax overpayment to be directly deposited into their checking account (routing #123456789 and account # 24681357331)