Kyle C. Post is married to Alissa M. Post. They have three children, Addie, Wesley, and Libby. Mr. Post works as a full-time professor at Tarleton State University and also has a small consulting and legal practice he operates as a sole-proprietor. Attached is Mr. Post's W-2 from Tarleton. In addition, Mr. Post earned $27,000 from his law practice in 2022. The Posts paid $8,600 in mortgage interest on the loan to build the house. The Posts paid $7,000 in property taxes on the home. The Posts earned $26 in interest on their bank accounts balances. Mr. Post paid $450 for lunch meetings with clients and potential clients in 2022 . He also paid $600 in bar dues, $400 for continuing education expenses, $94 for postage, and drove 450 miles for client meetings. Unfortunately, Mr. Post is still paying off his student loans. In 2022, he paid $3,547 in student loan interest. Unrelated to his work as an attorney and professor, Mr. Post also won $1,900 at a golf tournament. It cost Mr. Post $500 to enter the tournaments during the year. The Posts incurred $14,254 in qualifying medical expenses during the year. The Posts made $8,928 in qualifying charitable contributions during the year. Mr. Post bought $11,000 in various crypto currencies in January 2020. He sold those coins for $5,000 in April 2022. One coin he paid $1,000 for sold for $4,500. The other coins he paid $10,000 for sold for $500. Luckily, Mr. Post has wealthy parents. In 2010, Mr. Post's parents gave him two rental properties. These properties generated $37,000 of rental income in 2022. Mr. Post incurred $750 of cleaning fees, $9,000 of repairs, and $4,000 of property taxes. The Posts have approached you for help in preparing their 2022 federal income tax return. Please fill but the return and any appropriate schedules. Kyle C. Post is married to Alissa M. Post. They have three children, Addie, Wesley, and Libby. Mr. Post works as a full-time professor at Tarleton State University and also has a small consulting and legal practice he operates as a sole-proprietor. Attached is Mr. Post's W-2 from Tarleton. In addition, Mr. Post earned $27,000 from his law practice in 2022. The Posts paid $8,600 in mortgage interest on the loan to build the house. The Posts paid $7,000 in property taxes on the home. The Posts earned $26 in interest on their bank accounts balances. Mr. Post paid $450 for lunch meetings with clients and potential clients in 2022 . He also paid $600 in bar dues, $400 for continuing education expenses, $94 for postage, and drove 450 miles for client meetings. Unfortunately, Mr. Post is still paying off his student loans. In 2022, he paid $3,547 in student loan interest. Unrelated to his work as an attorney and professor, Mr. Post also won $1,900 at a golf tournament. It cost Mr. Post $500 to enter the tournaments during the year. The Posts incurred $14,254 in qualifying medical expenses during the year. The Posts made $8,928 in qualifying charitable contributions during the year. Mr. Post bought $11,000 in various crypto currencies in January 2020. He sold those coins for $5,000 in April 2022. One coin he paid $1,000 for sold for $4,500. The other coins he paid $10,000 for sold for $500. Luckily, Mr. Post has wealthy parents. In 2010, Mr. Post's parents gave him two rental properties. These properties generated $37,000 of rental income in 2022. Mr. Post incurred $750 of cleaning fees, $9,000 of repairs, and $4,000 of property taxes. The Posts have approached you for help in preparing their 2022 federal income tax return. Please fill but the return and any appropriate schedules. Kyle C. Post is married to Alissa M. Post. They have three children, Addie, Wesley, and Libby. Mr. Post works as a full-time professor at Tarleton State University and also has a small consulting and legal practice he operates as a sole-proprietor. Attached is Mr. Post's W-2 from Tarleton. In addition, Mr. Post earned $27,000 from his law practice in 2022. The Posts paid $8,600 in mortgage interest on the loan to build the house. The Posts paid $7,000 in property taxes on the home. The Posts earned $26 in interest on their bank accounts balances. Mr. Post paid $450 for lunch meetings with clients and potential clients in 2022 . He also paid $600 in bar dues, $400 for continuing education expenses, $94 for postage, and drove 450 miles for client meetings. Unfortunately, Mr. Post is still paying off his student loans. In 2022, he paid $3,547 in student loan interest. Unrelated to his work as an attorney and professor, Mr. Post also won $1,900 at a golf tournament. It cost Mr. Post $500 to enter the tournaments during the year. The Posts incurred $14,254 in qualifying medical expenses during the year. The Posts made $8,928 in qualifying charitable contributions during the year. Mr. Post bought $11,000 in various crypto currencies in January 2020. He sold those coins for $5,000 in April 2022. One coin he paid $1,000 for sold for $4,500. The other coins he paid $10,000 for sold for $500. Luckily, Mr. Post has wealthy parents. In 2010, Mr. Post's parents gave him two rental properties. These properties generated $37,000 of rental income in 2022. Mr. Post incurred $750 of cleaning fees, $9,000 of repairs, and $4,000 of property taxes. The Posts have approached you for help in preparing their 2022 federal income tax return. Please fill but the return and any appropriate schedules. Kyle C. Post is married to Alissa M. Post. They have three children, Addie, Wesley, and Libby. Mr. Post works as a full-time professor at Tarleton State University and also has a small consulting and legal practice he operates as a sole-proprietor. Attached is Mr. Post's W-2 from Tarleton. In addition, Mr. Post earned $27,000 from his law practice in 2022. The Posts paid $8,600 in mortgage interest on the loan to build the house. The Posts paid $7,000 in property taxes on the home. The Posts earned $26 in interest on their bank accounts balances. Mr. Post paid $450 for lunch meetings with clients and potential clients in 2022 . He also paid $600 in bar dues, $400 for continuing education expenses, $94 for postage, and drove 450 miles for client meetings. Unfortunately, Mr. Post is still paying off his student loans. In 2022, he paid $3,547 in student loan interest. Unrelated to his work as an attorney and professor, Mr. Post also won $1,900 at a golf tournament. It cost Mr. Post $500 to enter the tournaments during the year. The Posts incurred $14,254 in qualifying medical expenses during the year. The Posts made $8,928 in qualifying charitable contributions during the year. Mr. Post bought $11,000 in various crypto currencies in January 2020. He sold those coins for $5,000 in April 2022. One coin he paid $1,000 for sold for $4,500. The other coins he paid $10,000 for sold for $500. Luckily, Mr. Post has wealthy parents. In 2010, Mr. Post's parents gave him two rental properties. These properties generated $37,000 of rental income in 2022. Mr. Post incurred $750 of cleaning fees, $9,000 of repairs, and $4,000 of property taxes. The Posts have approached you for help in preparing their 2022 federal income tax return. Please fill but the return and any appropriate schedules