Margarita and Carlos are married and did not make capitulations. They provide more than half of the support for their son Mario, who is 24 years old and a full-time student with a part-time income of $ 4,000. In addition, they fully support their niece Berta, who is 35 years old and disabled. They contribute 60% to Carlos's mother who is 83 years old, lives with them and his mother receives social security for $ 1,500 dollars. Carlos was a certified veteran of the United States, he is 61 years old and this year begins to receive a pension of $ 35,000 that had cost him $ 20,000 and has retired. Margarita, his wife, is a lawyer for a company and earned an income of $ 65,000. In addition, they generated $ 300 in interest from an account at Banco Popular de PR and $ 4,000 from an inheritance from Carlos' uncle. Margarita pays her ex-husband a pension of $ 3,000. Determine the following questions if both decide to fill out as married filing jointly, without the CO schedule. Margarita had a withholding on her salary of $ 12,000. 1. Detail the Income items and the total Gross Income (6 points) Departure Quantity 2. Determine the Adjusted Gross Income (3 points) Departure Quantity 3. Determine (7) to. Total amount of personal exemptions ________________ b. Total Veteran Exemption ______________________ c. Total Exemption for dependents) ___________________ d. Total Exemptions___________________________ 4. Determine the Net Income Subject to Contributions (3 points) Departure Quantity 5. Determine the Determined Contribution (3 points) Contribution Table If the INSC is: The contribution will be: <$ 9,000 0% > $ 9,0000 but <$ 25,000 7% of the excess $ 9,000 > $ 25,000 but  $ 41,500 but  $ 61,500 $ 8,430 plus 33% of the excess over $ 61,500 ___________________________________ 6. Determine your balance of Payment or Refund (3 points) Departure Quantity 7. a). How much will you have to exclude because of age? b) By concept of recovery in its first? (3 points) to. ____________________ b. ____________________