Jim and Mary Banks are married and have two children, ages 6 and 8 they fully support. In addition, Jim's mother, Tina, lived with Jim and Mary for the entire year. Tina received $1,500 of interest income from her savings account and $3,000 of Social Security benefits. Jim and Mary provided Tina with support of $7,000. Neither Jim nor Mary are covered by pension plans. Jim's brother gave him a fly fishing pole valued at $500 for his birthday. In addition, their IBM stock increased in value by $1,350. Jim is divorced from Sue (his first wife) and has one child, Steve, from that marriage. Steve lives with his mother for the majority of the year and she provides Steve with $8,000 of support. Jim and his first wife divorced in 2008. Use the following information about the Banks' 2020 finances to calculate the Banks' federal gross income (not adjusted gross income). Assume they file a married-joint return. Show your work. Salary and wagesJim $56,000 Federal Income Tax withheld $ 5,200 Social security/Medicare $ 4,284 Montana income tax withheld $ 3,200 Salary and wages-Mary $49,200 Federal Income Tax withheld $ 3,100 Social security/Medicare $ 3,764 Montana income tax withheld $ 1,800 Interest income First Bank $ 2,500 Bozeman Muni bonds $ 3,000 Federal Savings $ 2,000 Qualified Cash Dividends IBM $ 4,500 NCR $ 2,000 Jim's Salary: $56,000 Mary's Salary: $49,200 First Bank: $2,500 Federal Savings: $2,000 AJ Add a File Record Audio Record Video