Please let me know what information is needed for a 2022 manual paper tax return and where to fill the info out in the relevant tax form. Please show any calculations for the the info below.

11. The Andersons also received Forms 1099 for the year containing the following

information:

1099-INT Travis County Bonds

8. Tax-Exempt Interest: $4,200

9. Private Activity Bond Interest: $1,400

1099-INT JP Morgan Chase Bank

1. Interest Income $5,201

1099-INT Houston School District

8. Tax-Exempt Interest $4,025

1099-INT Department of the Treasury U.S. Treasury Bond

3. Int on U.S. Savings Bonds & Treas. Obligations $4,500

1099-INT Intelligentsia Coffee, Inc.

1. Interest Income $950

1099-DIV Apple, Inc.

1a. Ordinary Dividends $3,506

1b. Qualified Dividends $3,506

1099-DIV Nike, Inc.

1a. Ordinary Dividends $1,900

1b. Qualified Dividends $1,900

1099-DIV Target Corporation

1a. Ordinary Dividends $1,650

1b. Qualified Dividends $1,650

12. The Andersons also sold stock during the year. They purchased 60 shares of GE stock on

the 7th of September 2017 for $8,830 and sold all of the stock on October 13th 2022 for

$4,790. They received the proper 1099-B forms from their broker, who indicated that the

basis in the stock was reported to the IRS.

13. On January 12, 2022, Steven won tickets to WrestleMania from a radio station. He won 4

tickets, worth $500 each. He sold 2 on January 30 for $450 each. Steven sold the other 2

tickets for $750 each on February 26 (his family doesnt like wrestling).

14. Steven likes to gamble. Hes not very good at it, though, and lost $11,450 this year. He

had no winnings. During one of his casino trips, Steven got into a fight and some jabroni

laid the smackdown on him. He incurred doctor visit costs of $2,500. However, he sued

the casino and they paid for those medical costs. Steven is not allowed back at the casino.

Now that Steven knows his role at the casino, he spent $2,400 buying baseball bats to use

as protection against jabronis. He has not yet had to use any of them.

15. The Andersons paid the following expenses during the year in addition to the items listed

above:

Dentist (unreimbursed by insurance) $400

Cosmetic eyebrow enhancement surgery (unreimbursed) $5,345

Vehicle property tax based upon value (NOT on the vehicle

used in Stevens business) $450

Gym memberships $2,000

Nutritional supplements and juices $7,200

Cash contributions to qualified charities (U of Texas) $7,500

Tuition for Austin reported on a 1098-T first year

(majoring in Theater, full time student) $11,500