Ray and Maria Gomez have been married for 3 years. Ray is a propane salesman for Palm Oil Corporation and Maria works as a city clerk for the City of McAllen. Ray's birthdate is February 21, 1991 and Maria's is December 30, 1993. Ray and Maria each received a W-2 from their respective employers (see separate tab).

Ray and Maria have interest income from McAllen State Bank which is reported a 1099-INT form (see separate tab). In addition, they own U.S. Savings bonds (Series EE). The bonds had a value of $10,000 on January 1, 2019, and their value is $10,700 on December 31, 2019. They have not made an election with respect to these bonds.

Ray has an ex-wife named Judy Gomez. Pursuant to their January 27, 2014 (pre-2019) divorce decree, Ray pays her $450 per month in alimony. All payments were made on time in 2019. Judy's Social Security number is 566-74-8765.

During 2019, Ray was in the hospital for a successful operation. His health insurance company reimbursed Ray $4,732 for all of his hospital and doctor bills.

In June 2019, Maria's father died. Under a life insurance policy owned and paid for by her father, Maria was paid death benefits of $25,000. She used $7,800 to cover a portion of the funeral costs for her father.

Maria bought a Texas lottery ticket on impulse during 2019. Her ticket was lucky and she won $4,025. The winning amount was paid to Maria in November 2019, with no income tax withheld.

Palm Oil Corporation provides Ray with a company car to drive while he is working. The Corporation spent $5,000 to maintain this vehicle during 2019. Ray never uses the car for personal purposes. How do I find the taxable interest on the 1040 form?