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Form 8949, Schedule D and Form 1040. (Obj. 7) a. Michael L. (SSN 374-47-7774) and Joyce A. (SSN 642-81-9982) Sea, both age 38, file a joint tax return. They sold the following investments during the year. All sales were reported to the Seas on Form 1099-B. None showed the Seas' basis. The Seas carried over a $260 short-term capital loss and a $2,500 long-term capital loss from 2020 . The Seas report taxable wages of $51,920. From this amount $1,840 was withheld for federal income taxes. The Seas's only other item of gross income during the year was $1,200 of dividend income, which does not include any qualified dividends. Prepare the Seas' 2021 tax return. Neither want \$3 to go to the Presidential election campaign fund. Use the approach from Examples 10-12 to compute the Seas' tax. The Seas live at 1319 Mayfair Drive, Champaign, IL 61821 . They claim one dependent, their 13-year-old son, Tad (SSN 629-43-7881). The Seas get full health care coverage through Michael's work. The Seas sign their return on April 15, 2022. b. Ellen B. Ryan (SSN 392-40-6811) is unmarried with no dependents. Ellen lives at 1840 S. 200 West, Reno, Nevada 89434 . She is 34 years old. During the year, she sold common stock in the following companies. All stock sales were reported to Ellen on Form 1099-B. None showed Ellen's basis. Ellen carried over a $3,500 long-term capital loss from 2020. Her taxable wages were $61,893 in 2021 . Her employer withheld $7,630 for federal income taxes. Ellen also had $650 of taxable interest and $540 of tax-exempt interest. Ellen wants $3 to go to the Presidential campaign fund. Prepare Ellen's 2021 tax return that she signs on April 11, 2022. Use the approach from Examples 10-12 to compute Ellen's tax