A) personal
B) real estate
C) direct
D) proportional
E) regressive
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A) $39,200.
B) $40,000.
C) $39,300.
D) $38,500.
E) $41,500.
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A) earned or employment investment
B) investment
C) portfolio
D) excluded
E) capital gains
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A) I and II,only
B) II and III,only
C) I and III,only
D) I,II and III
E) I only
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A) $5,760
B) $6,750
C) $7,380
D) $9,900
E) $12,500
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A) contributions to RPPs
B) mortgage interest
C) child support payments
D) foreign income exclusion
E) charitable contributions
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A) increasing the standard deduction.
B) increasing the taxpayer's marginal tax rate.
C) decreasing itemized deductions.
D) reducing the taxpayer's taxable income.
E) increasing tax-exempt income.
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A) tax-exempt retirement plans.
B) tax-deferred retirement plans.
C) capital gains.
D) self-employment insurance programs.
E) job-related expenses that are tax deductible.
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True/False
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True/False
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A) credit
B) exemption
C) deduction
D) exclusion
E) shelter
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Multiple Choice
A) A deduction
B) An exclusion
C) An exemption
D) A tax credit
E) An increase of income
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A) itemized deductions
B) withholding
C) an earned tax credit
D) the basic personal amount
E) capital gains
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A) exemptions.
B) income tax.
C) deductions.
D) tax credit.
E) exclusions.
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