Question 1 of 20. which of the following taxpayers is NOT required to file a tax return for 20177 For each scenario, you taxpayer had no additional income or adjustments the Jake (43), who is married but fles a separate retun. He had income from wages totaling $4,070 Mary (59), a single taxpayer with income from wages totaling $10,300. She is not a dependent Nick (28), who files a joint return with his wite, Suzanne (30). They had income from wages totaling $21,000 Martha (68), who files a joint retun with her spouse, Randy (63). They had income from wages of any other taxpayer totaling $37,000 Mark for follow up Question 2 of 20. Franklin, age 36, is a with no Franklin claims the standard deduction on his single taxpayer with no dependents. His adjusted gross income for the year exceeds $261,500.I for his personal exemption? $3,750 $4,050 $6,350 $7,938 Mark for follow up Question 3 of 20. Assume each of the following taxpayers itemizes deductions in 2017. Then, choose the response that best describes taxpayer whose deductions will be limited for certain expenses Michelle, a single taxpayer, had adjusted gross income of $250,000 Jose files head of household. His adjusted gross income was $285,000 Samuel's adjusted gross income was $95,000. He is married but files a separate retun. Tim files a joint return with his wife, Shannon. Their adjusted gross income was $315,000. Mark for follow up Question 4 of 20 Betsy (32) and Jared (36) are married and file a joint return. Betsy earned $102,000 during the year, and is covered by a retirement plan at work. Jared earned $95,000, and is not covered by a plan at work. Assuming they had no other income or adjustments, what is the maximum amount Jared may contribute to a Roth IRA for 2017? So $1,100 $5,500 $6,500 Mark for follow up