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A) Lydia.
B) John.
C) Both Lydia and John.
D) Neither Lydia nor John.
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A) Tax credits reduce taxable income dollar for dollar.
B) Tax credits provide a greater tax benefit the greater the taxpayer's marginal tax rate.
C) Tax credits reduce taxes payable dollar for dollar.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) One exemption for their daughter Siera as a qualifying child but no exemption for Angela.
B) One exemption for Siera as a qualifying child and one exemption for Angela as a qualifying child.
C) One exemption for Siera as a qualifying child and one exemption for Angela as a qualifying relative.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) Moving expenses.
B) Rental and royalty expenses.
C) Business expenses for a self-employed taxpayer.
D) Charitable contributions.
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A) Head of household.
B) Qualifying widower.
C) Single.
D) Married filing separately.
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A) The taxpayer claims a dependency exemption for a child.
B) The taxpayer pays more than half the costs of maintaining his or her home for the entire year and the home is the principal residence for a dependent qualifying child for more than half the year.
C) The taxpayer files a tax return separate from the other spouse.
D) The spouse does not live in the taxpayer's home at all during the year.
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A) If Ned moved into the Jackson's home in June and he lived there for the remainder of the year, he may qualify as the Jackson's qualifying relative.
B) Assume that Ned originally moved into the Jackson's home two years ago and he has lived there ever since. If this year Ned earned $3,000 at a part time job and he received $5,000 in municipal bond interest, he may qualify as the Jackson's dependent so long as the Jacksons provided more than half his support.
C) If Ned lived in the Jackson's home for the entire year, he will qualify as their dependent no matter who provided his support.
D) If Ned is over 19 or he is not a full-time student, he cannot qualify as the Jackson's dependent.
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