Mr. Kim is a U.S. citizen who has been stationed at his employer's Tokyo office for the last six years. Required: a. Compute Mr. Kim's AGI if his only income for the year was his $82,500 salary. b. Compute Mr. Kim's AGI if his only income for the year was his $184,800 salary. c. Under Japanese law, Mr. Kim is a permanent resident and must pay Japanese income tax on his salary. Assuming that the Japanese individual tax rates exceed the U.S. rates, will Mr. Kim owe U.S. tax on any portion of his salary? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required B Required C Compute Mr. Kim's AGI if his only income for the year was his $82,500 salary. AGI Mr. Kim is a U.S. citizen who has been stationed at his employer's Tokyo office for the last six years. Required: a. Compute Mr. Kim's AGI if his only income for the year was his $82,500 salary. b. Compute Mr. Kim's AGI if his only income for the year was his $184,800 salary. c. Under Japanese law, Mr. Kim is a permanent resident and must pay Japanese income tax on his salary. Assuming that the Japanese individual tax rates exceed the U.S. rates, will Mr. Kim owe U.S. tax on any portion of his salary? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required B Required C Compute Mr. Kim's AGI if his only income for the year was his $184,800 salary. AGI Mr. Kim is a U.S. citizen who has been stationed at his employer's Tokyo office for the last six years. Required: a. Compute Mr. Kim's AGI if his only income for the year was his $82,500 salary. b. Compute Mr. Kim's AGI if his only income for the year was his $184,800 salary. c. Under Japanese law, Mr. Kim is a permanent resident and must pay Japanese income tax on his salary. Assuming that the Japanese individual tax rates exceed the U.S. rates, will Mr. Kim owe U.S. tax on any portion of his salary? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required B Required c Under Japanese law, Mr. Kim is a permanent resident and must pay Japanese income tax on his salary. Assuming that the Japanese individual tax rates exceed the U.S. rates, will Mr. Kim owe U.S. tax on any portion of his salary? Yes No