Jack and Jill are married and file a joint return for 2019. They have wage income of $150,000; net long term capital gains of $20,000; net short term capital gains of $5,000; corporate bond interest of $3;000; share of Scorporation income of $8;000; cash distributions from the S Corporation of $3;000; ordinary cash dividends of $6,000; qualifying cash dividends of $5,000; inheritance received from deceased aunt's estate of $18;000; deductions for AGI of $11,000; itemized deductions of $26;000; tax credits of $2,000; and estimated tax payments and withholding of $22;000. Their applicable standard deduction is $24,000. Using the appropriate tax schedule, compute their tax due or refund. NOTE: You MUST show and label ALL calculations, including AGI, Taxable income, and Tax Liability amounts. Jack and Jill are married and file a joint return for 2019. They have wage income of $150,000; net long term capital gains of $20,000; net short term capital gains of $5,000; corporate bond interest of $3;000; share of Scorporation income of $8;000; cash distributions from the S Corporation of $3;000; ordinary cash dividends of $6,000; qualifying cash dividends of $5,000; inheritance received from deceased aunt's estate of $18;000; deductions for AGI of $11,000; itemized deductions of $26;000; tax credits of $2,000; and estimated tax payments and withholding of $22;000. Their applicable standard deduction is $24,000. Using the appropriate tax schedule, compute their tax due or refund. NOTE: You MUST show and label ALL calculations, including AGI, Taxable income, and Tax Liability amounts