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Phillip is married, filing jointly, with an AGI of $49,432. He is claiming two exemptions which give a total of $24,800 in exemptions and deductions of $2647. What is his taxable income? Using the table
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Phillip is married, filing jointly, with an AGI of $49,432. He is claiming two

exemptions which give a total of $24,800 in exemptions and deductions of $2647.
What is his taxable income?
Using the table below, what is his tax due?
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Phillip is married, filing jointly, with an AGI of $49,432. He is claiming two exemptions-example-1
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Step-by-step explanation:$21985

$2242

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