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JOE AND ANNE FILE A JOINT RETURN. THEIR AGI BEFORE SOCIAL SECURITY WAS $ 5,...

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JOE AND ANNE FILE A JOINT RETURN. THEIR AGI BEFORE SOCIAL SECURITY WAS $ 5, 000 , AND THEY RECEIVED $8000 IN BENEFITS. THEY HAD NO ITEMS TO ADD BACK TO AGI.
a) THEIR PROVISIONAL INCOME IS
b) OF JOE AND ANNE'S SOCIAL SECURITY ARE TAXABLE

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