Q1.5a - 6 points Ignore the information from the previous parts. Assume the tax liability is $50,000 and Taxable income is $150,000. The Grossfields provide support for two additional members of their family John, their son who is 20 and a full-time student for the entire year. All of his support comes from scholarships and his parents, and he lived with them for all the time he was not in school. ii) Anna's sister Chris, who is a German citizen and lived there for the entire year. The Grossfield's provided her entire support for the year. In addition, the Grossfields had $30,000 in taxes withheld from their wages during the vear. Required: What is the Net Tax Due/(Refunded) for 2019 Q1.5a - 6 points Ignore the information from the previous parts. Assume the tax liability is $50,000 and Taxable income is $150,000. The Grossfields provide support for two additional members of their family John, their son who is 20 and a full-time student for the entire year. All of his support comes from scholarships and his parents, and he lived with them for all the time he was not in school. ii) Anna's sister Chris, who is a German citizen and lived there for the entire year. The Grossfield's provided her entire support for the year. In addition, the Grossfields had $30,000 in taxes withheld from their wages during the vear. Required: What is the Net Tax Due/(Refunded) for 2019