Jacob and Taylor Weaver ages $45$ and $42$ respectively, are married and are filing jointly in $2021.$

They have three children, Ashley, age $9$; Patrick, age $6$; and John, age $17.$

ocial Security numbers are: Jacob, $222-33-4444$; Taylor, $555-66-7777$; Ashley, $888-99-1234$; Patrick, $789-56-4321$; John, $123-45-6789.$

Taylor works part$-$time as a paralegal.

She earned $$31,000$ in $2021.$

Income Taxes: $$4,200$ withheld.

Interest received from Local Bank: $$6,575.$

Estimated tax payments: $$25,000.$

$$350$ was paid with their $2020$ state tax return.

Jacob and Taylor bought their first house in $2021.$

Home mortgage interest: $$12,246.$

Property tax: $$12,230.$

Federal income withholding: $$2,350.$

Charities: $$4,500.$

$$435$ to rent a moving truck.

$$8,000$ to put new siding on the house.

$$11,600$ for childcare expenses $($$$5,800$ for each child$).$

It was paid to Lil Tigers Daycare, $1115$ S$.$ Garrison St$.,$ Muncie, IN $47305($EIN $98-7654321).$

Taylor is a part$-$time student at Ball State University in Muncie.

She received a $1098-$T indicating tuition and fees for $2021$ in the amount of $$6,011.$

Health insurance for the family, through Taylor's job, cost $$7,500$ for all $12$ months of $2021.$

They paid deductibles and co$-$payments of $$2,550.$

For this assessment, complete the following:

Read the information provided in the scenario above.

Use information and publications from IRS.gov and the other IRS resources linked below to determine itemized deductions for the Weavers for Schedule A$,$ based on the scenario information.

Add the information you determine to Schedule A$.$

Submit Schedule A$.$