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20. Ann, age 18, lived with her parents Jim and Amy all year. She is married, and her husband is stationed overseas. Ann's parents provided more than 50% of her support for the year. Ann and her husband file a joint return. When Jim and Amy file their joint return, they should: a) Not claim Ann as a dependent b) Claim Ann and her husband as dependents. C) Claim Ann as a dependent since she is under 19 and they provided more than half of her support. d) Claim Ann as a dependent because she is their daughter under age 19. 21. Doris is explaining the citizen or resident test for claiming a dependent to a client. Which of the following statements concerning this test is correct? a) Canadian residents do not meet this test. b) Adopted children who are not U.S. citizens when legally adopted cannot meet this test. c) Foreign exchange students who reside with an American citizen for at least six months meet this test. d) United States resident aliens, American Samoans, and Mexican residents meet the citizenship or resident test. 22. Brenda and John are married, file a joint return, and have a son (Ben, age 5). They lived with Brenda's mother the entire year. Brenda is 32 years old. She earned $15,000, and her mother earned $28,000 for the tax year. John earned $25,000. Which of the following statements is correct? a) Brenda and John would claim Ben as a qualifying child unless they both choose not to claim their son as a qualifying child. b) Brenda's mother would claim Ben as her qualifying child since she has the highest AGI. c) Brenda and John must claim Ben as a qualifying child. d) Only Brenda's mother can claim Ben as a qualifying child since she had the highest AGI, and Ben lived with her for the entire year. 23. Bill has a full-time and part-time job. He wants to change his federal withholdings for both jobs. What does Bill need to do to change his federal withholdings? a) Contact the payroll department for both jobs and tell them how much he wants withheld per pay period. b) Bill needs to complete a new Form W-4 and mail it to the IRS. Once the IRS has Bill's new Form W-4 in their system, the IRS will notify Bill's employers about the change in withholdings. c) Bill must notify his employers, in writing, of the changes he wants made to his withholdings. d) Bill must complete Form W-4 for each employer to determine how many withholding allowances he is eligible to claim. Bill would then provide a completed Form W-4 to each employer. 20. Ann, age 18, lived with her parents Jim and Amy all year. She is married, and her husband is stationed overseas. Ann's parents provided more than 50% of her support for the year. Ann and her husband file a joint return. When Jim and Amy file their joint return, they should: a) Not claim Ann as a dependent b) Claim Ann and her husband as dependents. C) Claim Ann as a dependent since she is under 19 and they provided more than half of her support. d) Claim Ann as a dependent because she is their daughter under age 19. 21. Doris is explaining the citizen or resident test for claiming a dependent to a client. Which of the following statements concerning this test is correct? a) Canadian residents do not meet this test. b) Adopted children who are not U.S. citizens when legally adopted cannot meet this test. c) Foreign exchange students who reside with an American citizen for at least six months meet this test. d) United States resident aliens, American Samoans, and Mexican residents meet the citizenship or resident test. 22. Brenda and John are married, file a joint return, and have a son (Ben, age 5). They lived with Brenda's mother the entire year. Brenda is 32 years old. She earned $15,000, and her mother earned $28,000 for the tax year. John earned $25,000. Which of the following statements is correct? a) Brenda and John would claim Ben as a qualifying child unless they both choose not to claim their son as a qualifying child. b) Brenda's mother would claim Ben as her qualifying child since she has the highest AGI. c) Brenda and John must claim Ben as a qualifying child. d) Only Brenda's mother can claim Ben as a qualifying child since she had the highest AGI, and Ben lived with her for the entire year. 23. Bill has a full-time and part-time job. He wants to change his federal withholdings for both jobs. What does Bill need to do to change his federal withholdings? a) Contact the payroll department for both jobs and tell them how much he wants withheld per pay period. b) Bill needs to complete a new Form W-4 and mail it to the IRS. Once the IRS has Bill's new Form W-4 in their system, the IRS will notify Bill's employers about the change in withholdings. c) Bill must notify his employers, in writing, of the changes he wants made to his withholdings. d) Bill must complete Form W-4 for each employer to determine how many withholding allowances he is eligible to claim. Bill would then provide a completed Form W-4 to each employer