Henry is single. He works and sent a total of $5000 to his mother for her support. His mother cleans houses and made $3500 last year. Her only income is from her job and her son. She is a citizen of the country where she lives. Which statements are true? If Henry's mother lives in California. Henry can claim her as a dependent. If Henry's mother lives in Canada, Henry can claim her as a dependent If Henry 's mother lives in Spain. Henry can claim her as a dependent. All are correct. A and B are correct Maria and her husband Jim both work. Maria works, earning $40,000 a year Jim works earning $25,000 a year. Maria's 18 year old daughter by a prior relationship moved in with the couple in August. 2015. The daughter had no income, having just graduated from high school in May. 2015. She had lived with and was supported by her grandparents before moving in with Jim and Maria. Which statement is true? Maria's daughter is the grandparents' dependent. Maria's daughter is Jim and Maria's dependant c. No one may claim the daughter. None of the above. A taxpayer receives a 1099-INT with an $100 amount in Box 1: where docs the amount end up on a tax return? Form 1040 line 9 Schedule A line 10. Form 1040 line 8a. Form 1040 line 21. Joe and Carol are married filing jointly, and have Taxable Income of $53,223 on Form 1040. Line 43. This incomc is entirely from wages. What is the amount from the 2014 tax tables that goes on Form 1040. Line 44