Jared and Ashley have come to you for help filing their $2022$ tax return. They are married on December $31,2022$ and are both age $40.$ They live with their three qualifying children, Nick, Betty, and Roger, who were $12,14,$ and $17$ years old, respectively, at the end of $2022.$

They have made the following requests:

$$ They wish to file a joint tax return.

$$ If they overpaid their taxes this year, they would like to receive half as a refund and have half applied to next year$$s federal tax return $($hint: this is a commonly missed item on the quiz$).$

Jared and Ashley have the following income items during $2022$:

$$ Jared$$s wages of $$50,000$

$$ Jared$$s unemployment compensation of $$5,000$

$$ Ashley$$s wages of $$60,000$

$$ Interest from a city of Chicago bond of $$2,000$

$$ Interest from a corporate bond of $$3,000$

$$ Ordinary dividends of $$2,000$

$$ Gift from Jared$$s father of a new computer that cost $$3,000$

$$ A $$3,000$ refund from the State of Illinois for income taxes paid in $2021$

Jared and Ashley incurred the following expenses$/$losses during $2022$:

$$ Contributions of $$5,500$ to each of Jared and Ashley$$s traditional IRAs, i$.$e$.,$ $$11,000$ total $($they are not covered by any other qualified retirement plans$)$

$$ Qualified medical expenses of $$9,000$

$$ Personal credit card interest expense of $$8,000$

$$ Charitable contributions of $$4,000$

$$ Ten $$25$ parking tickets totaling $$250$

$$ Mortgage interest on primary residence of $$8,000($mortgage is $$200,000)$

$$ Property taxes on the primary residence of $$6,500$

$$ Illinois state and local income taxes paid of $$5,500$

$$ Federal tax withholding on Jared and Ashley$$s W$-2$s of $$10,000$

They also provide you with the following information about their prior year return:

$$ On their prior year federal tax return, they claimed itemized deductions $($itemized deductions exceeded the standard deduction by $$5,000).$ And, they deducted all $$9,800$ of their state and local taxes on Schedule A $($i$.$e$.,$ the SALT cap did not apply$).$

$$ Jared and Ashley elected to have $$139$ of their $2021$ tax refund applied to $2022.$ please must answer need Q$1.$What amount is reported on the Form $1040$ line: Amount you want refunded to you? Note: Enter whole numbers only. Do not enter a $ sign or a comma. Q$2.$ What amount is reported on the Form $1040$ line: Amount you want applied to your next year's estimated tax? Note: Enter whole numbers only. Do not enter a $ sign or a comma.