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Business, 14.09.2019 00:20 garcias18

4. congratulations! you now have a child! (also, you have a dependent.) what is your tax liability if
you file jointly now? identify how this changes your calculations.
(6 points: 5 for the correct answer, 1 for identifying what has changed in the calculation)

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