Tax Return Assignment

I need to prepare a 1040 Tax Form and related schedules with this info. Thanks!

COMPREHENSIVE PROBLEM Taxpayers: John Ford (age 50), SS No. 581-44-5555 Ann Ford (age 45), SS No. 882-46-5172, married and living together. Dependent: Earl Ford (age 16), son, SS 879-82-9106 Peter Ford (age 5), son, SS 879-82-9110 Sam Ford (age 3), son, SS 879-82-9120 Address: 2762 Whiteside Drive, Oregon, WI 53575-4688 John and Ann elect to have $3 go to the presidential election campaign fund. She furnishes you with the following information: Employment as a salesperson (Ann): Gross salary and commissions included in the W-2 Form) $65,000 Payroll taxes (included in the W-2 Form) Federal income tax withheld 8,500 State Income tax withheld 1.800 Health insurance deduction 1,200 Ordinary and necessary unreimbursed employee business expenses $2,500 Employment as part-time teacher - Ann Gross salary (included in the W-2 Form) 2,800 Payroll taxes (included in the W-2 Form): Federal income tax withheld 300 Other income received: Life Insurance proceeds on Ann's father death 15,000 Interest income from Chicago Bank 1,200 Dividend Income from AT&T 1,800 Information related to John's business: John owns and operate a landscaping business called Lawns and Landscapes Unlimited. The business is operated at 1234 Katy Rd, Katy, TX 77493. John had the following income and expenses related to this business: Income $188,400 Expenses: Business insurance 3,800 Office supplies 2,600 Payroll 83,000 Payroll taxes 8,100 Meals and Entertainment 2,350 Legal and accounting expenses 7,290 Maintenance 8,300 Depreciation (equipment) To be computed Telephone 2,300 Business gifts 770 Special clothing and safety shoes 600 Subscriptions to a professional Magazine 120 Education seminar on bug control 350 Other expenses 1,830 Information to compute depreciation Equipment cost $20,000 Date of purchase July 2, 2019 Accelerated method John is not interested in the election of Section 179. The business uses the cash method of accounting and have no accounts receivables or inventory held for resale. Canceled checks, receipts, and paid bills supporting the following expenditures: Qualified medical expenses 2,502 Food, clothing, household and Miscellaneous personal expenses for the Family 20,000 Estimated Income Tax - Federal 5,000 Estimated Income Tax - State 1,200 State inheritance tax 2,100 Home Mortgage interest 4,500 Real property taxes on personal residence 3,600 City and state sales taxes 1,100 Auto license and registration fees (calculated not based on FMV) 50 Charitable contributions to church (cash) 600 Political contributions 100 Tax Return preparation fees Required: Prepare Form 1040 and related schedules, applicable to this comprehensive problem. COMPREHENSIVE PROBLEM Taxpayers: John Ford (age 50), SS No. 581-44-5555 Ann Ford (age 45), SS No. 882-46-5172, married and living together. Dependent: Earl Ford (age 16), son, SS 879-82-9106 Peter Ford (age 5), son, SS 879-82-9110 Sam Ford (age 3), son, SS 879-82-9120 Address: 2762 Whiteside Drive, Oregon, WI 53575-4688 John and Ann elect to have $3 go to the presidential election campaign fund. She furnishes you with the following information: Employment as a salesperson (Ann): Gross salary and commissions included in the W-2 Form) $65,000 Payroll taxes (included in the W-2 Form) Federal income tax withheld 8,500 State Income tax withheld 1.800 Health insurance deduction 1,200 Ordinary and necessary unreimbursed employee business expenses $2,500 Employment as part-time teacher - Ann Gross salary (included in the W-2 Form) 2,800 Payroll taxes (included in the W-2 Form): Federal income tax withheld 300 Other income received: Life Insurance proceeds on Ann's father death 15,000 Interest income from Chicago Bank 1,200 Dividend Income from AT&T 1,800 Information related to John's business: John owns and operate a landscaping business called Lawns and Landscapes Unlimited. The business is operated at 1234 Katy Rd, Katy, TX 77493. John had the following income and expenses related to this business: Income $188,400 Expenses: Business insurance 3,800 Office supplies 2,600 Payroll 83,000 Payroll taxes 8,100 Meals and Entertainment 2,350 Legal and accounting expenses 7,290 Maintenance 8,300 Depreciation (equipment) To be computed Telephone 2,300 Business gifts 770 Special clothing and safety shoes 600 Subscriptions to a professional Magazine 120 Education seminar on bug control 350 Other expenses 1,830 Information to compute depreciation Equipment cost $20,000 Date of purchase July 2, 2019 Accelerated method John is not interested in the election of Section 179. The business uses the cash method of accounting and have no accounts receivables or inventory held for resale. Canceled checks, receipts, and paid bills supporting the following expenditures: Qualified medical expenses 2,502 Food, clothing, household and Miscellaneous personal expenses for the Family 20,000 Estimated Income Tax - Federal 5,000 Estimated Income Tax - State 1,200 State inheritance tax 2,100 Home Mortgage interest 4,500 Real property taxes on personal residence 3,600 City and state sales taxes 1,100 Auto license and registration fees (calculated not based on FMV) 50 Charitable contributions to church (cash) 600 Political contributions 100 Tax Return preparation fees Required: Prepare Form 1040 and related schedules, applicable to this comprehensive