a. $0 AMT gain
b. $10 AMT gain
c. $23 AMT gain
d. $33 AMT gain
2. Your client, AJ, who has a taxable income of $200,000, is concerned about being subject to the
alternative minimum tax (AMT). The following income and deductions were included in computing taxable income. Select the one item that may be added to (or subtracted from) regular taxable
Income in calculating the AMT.
a. A long-term capital gain of $90,000.
b. A cash contribution to A.I.'s church of $18.000.
c. Dividend income of $80,000.
d. A state income tax deduction of $8,000,
3. In 2021, Adriana (a single taxpayer) has an AMT of $175,000. What is Adriana's AMT exemption
this year?
a. $0
b. $45.875.
c. $73,600.
d. $103,300.
4. In 2021, Livia (a surviving spouse) has an AMTI of $1,289,100. What is Livia's AMT exemption this
year?
a. $0
b. $54,125
C. $114,600.
d. $1,047.200.
5. Vito, age 50, has deductible medical expenses of $12,000 under the regular tax system and an AGI of $100,000. What are the tax consequences for computing Vito's AMTI?
a. Vito's AMTI is not affected by his medical expenses.
b. $300 of Vito's medical expenses must be added back to compute his AMTL
c. $2,500 of Vito's medical expenses must be added back to compute his AMTI.
d. All of Vito's medical expenses must be deducted to compute his AMTI