In each of the following cases, compute AMT (if any). For all cases, assume that taxable income does not include any dividend income or capital gain. a. Mr. and Mrs. Baker's taxable income on their joint return was $224,000, and their AMTI before exemption was $224,600. b. Mr. Costa's taxable income on his single return was $196,740, and his AMTI before exemption was $219,600. c. Ms. White's taxable income on her single return was $684,275, and her AMTl before exemption was $811,800 Assume the taxable year is 2019. Use Individual Tax Rate Schedules. Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required B Required Mr. and Mrs. Baker's taxable income on their joint return was $224,000, and their AMTI before exemption was $224,600. (Round your intermediate calculations and final answer to the nearest whole dollar amount.) AMT Required A Required B > In each of the following cases, compute AMT (if any). For all cases, assume that taxable income does not include any dividend income or capital gain. a. Mr. and Mrs. Baker's taxable income on their joint return was $224,000, and their AMTI before exemption was $224,600. b. Mr. Costa's taxable income on his single return was $196,740, and his AMTI before exemption was $219,600. c. Ms. White's taxable income on her single return was $684,275, and her AMTl before exemption was $811,800 Assume the taxable year is 2019. Use Individual Tax Rate Schedules. Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required B Required Mr. and Mrs. Baker's taxable income on their joint return was $224,000, and their AMTI before exemption was $224,600. (Round your intermediate calculations and final answer to the nearest whole dollar amount.) AMT Required A Required B >