In July $2022$ Kirk and Rasheeda Wallace and their two dependent children moved from Chicago to Albuquerque, New Mexico, a distance of $1,327$ miles, which they drove in their own car. The children's names are Marcus and Tara and both will be attending the University of New Mexico in the fall, Marcus, who graduated high school early, as a freshman and Tara as a junior. The move was a result of a civilian job transfer for Kirk. The distance from their old home to Kirk's old office was $30$ miles. Rasheeda quit her job in Chicago and decided to perform volunteer work for a year before seeking further employment. Their new home is located at $7432$ Desert Springs Way, Albuquerque, NM $87101.$ Kirk, but not Rasheeda, was employed in the new location throughout the year. Kirk's social security number is $412-34-5670($date of birth $6/12/1979),$ Rasheeda's is $412-34-5671($date of birth $8/12/1981),$ Marcus's is $412-345672($date of birth $2/17/2006),$ and Tara's is $412-34-5673($date of birth $9/14/2003).$

Kirk is an electrical engineer for a national firm; his W$-2$ contained the following information:

Wages $($ box $1)=$$$110,220\mathrm{.}45$

Federal$\frac{W}{H}($ box $2)=$$$6,292\mathrm{.}41$

Social security wages $($ box $3)=$$$110,220\mathrm{.}45$

Social security$\frac{W}{H}($ box $4)=$$$6,833\mathrm{.}67$

Medicare wages $($ box $5)=$$$110,220\mathrm{.}45$

Medicare$\frac{W}{H}($ box $6)=$$$1,598\mathrm{.}20$

In addition, both he and Rasheeda received Forms $1098-$E from the federal student loan program. Kirk had student loan interest of $$1,050,$ and Rasheeda had student loan interest of $$750.$ One child, Tara, is eligible for the Credit for other Dependents of $$500$ and the other child, Marcus, is eligible for the Child Tax Credit of $$2,000.$ The total of $$2,500$ will go on line $19$ of Form $1040.$