Mr. Rogers, an unmarried individual, had the following income items. Salary Interest income Dividend eligible for 20% rate $ 520,600 24,800 48,000 Mr. Rogers had $35,700 itemized deductions and four dependent children (ages 5 through 15). Compute his income tax (before credits). Assume the taxable year is 2019. Use Individual Tax Rate Schedules and Standard Deduction Table. (Round your intermediate calculations and final answers to the nearest whole dollar amount.) AGI Taxable Income Income tax Mrs. Kirk withdrew $32,000 from a retirement account and used the money to furnish her new home. Her marginal tax rate is 24 percent. Compute the tax cost of the withdrawal in each of the following cases: a. Mrs. Kirk is 56 years old. She withdrew the money from a personal savings account. b. Mrs. Kirk is 56 years old. She withdrew the money from her employer-sponsored qualified plan upon her retirement from the company. Mrs. Kirk made no after-tax contributions to this plan. c. Mrs. Kirk is 56 years old. She withdrew the money from her employer-sponsored qualified plan, but she intends to work for the employer for at least 10 more years. Mrs. Kirk made no after-tax contributions to this plan. d. Mrs. Kirk is 61 years old. She withdrew the money from her employer-sponsored qualified plan, but she intends to work for the employer for at least 4 more years. Mrs. Kirk made no after-tax contributions to this plan. a. b Tax cost of the withdrawal Tax cost of the withdrawal Tax cost of the withdrawal Tax cost of the withdrawal c. d