I need someone to help me asap as my assignment is due today. This is for Federal Tax Accounting I. I need to prepare several parts to a tax return. Part one is attached below. Can I please get a reply asap?

For Part I (due in Week 3), you are asked to use the introductory sentence about the taxpayer and complete paragraph items 12, 13, 14, 16, and 17. You will also need to read the requirements and note that the taxpayer is not making a contribution to the Presidential Campaign Fund. Determine the forms to be completed. The forms are also located in Appendix B of the eBook. Once completed, save your form(s) with the format Your Last Name-formname.pdf (e.g., Smithf2106.pdf). Submit your assignment to the Week 3 Course Project Dropbox. David R. and Sheri N. Johnson (ages 45 and 46) are married and live at 641 Cody Way, Casper, WY 82609. David is a consulting engineer, while Sheri is a paralegal. They file a joint return and use the cash basis for tax purposes. 12. When her father died in 2014, Carrie did not know that he had an insurance policy on his life (maturity value of $50,000) in which she was named the beneficiary. When her mother told her about the policy in July 2015, Carrie filed a claim with the carrier, Falcon Life Insurance Company. In August 2015, she received a check from Falcon for $51,500 (including $1,500 interest). 13. Upon the advice of a client, who is a respected broker, Carrie purchased 1,000 shares of common stock in Grosbeak Exploration for $40,000 on March 4, 2015. In the months following her purchase, the share value of Grosbeak plummeted. Disgusted with the unexpected erosion in the value of her investment, Carrie sold the stock for $28,000 on December 23, 2015. 14. While on her way to work in 2014, Carrie was rear-ended by a hit-and-run driver. Thankfully, she was not injured in the accident. The damage to her Lexus was covered by her insurance company, General Casualty, except for the $1,000 deductible she was required to pay. In 2015, the insurance company located the driver who caused the accident and was reimbursed by his insurer. Consequently, Carrie received a $1,000 refund check from General Casualty in May 2015 to reimburse her for the $1,000 deductible. 16. As a favor to a long-time client who is a drama professor at a local state university, Carrie spent a weekend as a stylist for the key actresses in the annual Theater Department fund-raising event. The drama professor provided all of the resources that Carrie needed to provide her services. Carrie estimates that she would have charged $800 for the services she donated to this charitable event. For Part I (due in Week 3), you are asked to use the introductory sentence about the taxpayer and complete paragraph items 12, 13, 14, 16, and 17. You will also need to read the requirements and note that the taxpayer is not making a contribution to the Presidential Campaign Fund. Determine the forms to be completed. The forms are also located in Appendix B of the eBook. Once completed, save your form(s) with the format Your Last Name-formname.pdf (e.g., Smithf2106.pdf). Submit your assignment to the Week 3 Course Project Dropbox. David R. and Sheri N. Johnson (ages 45 and 46) are married and live at 641 Cody Way, Casper, WY 82609. David is a consulting engineer, while Sheri is a paralegal. They file a joint return and use the cash basis for tax purposes. 12. Although the Johnsons had several Schedule D transactions during 2014, they ended up with a net short-term capital loss of $7,000. Of this loss, $3,000 was deducted in 2014, and $4,000 carried over to 2015. 13. For several years, Sheri's widowed mother, Vivian Olson, has lived with the Johnsons and has been claimed by them as a dependent. On December 30, 2014, Vivian suffered a heart attack. After six days in the ICU of a local hospital, Vivian died. In early February 2015, the Johnsons paid the following expenses related to Vivian