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Well-structured and easy-to-follow solutions for ACC 351/551 Assignment 1 (Chapter 1). This document presents clearly organized answers covering key taxation concepts, including total and taxable income, tax calculations, average and effective tax rates, and marginal tax analysis.

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Assignment 1 (Chapter 1)
ACC 351/5

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1. Gill and Molly are married and for 2016 each made $50,000 and $30,000 of taxable income
in wages, respectively. In addition, Molly received $13,000 of interest income from a municipal
bond investment that is not taxable.

Use the appropriate Federal Tax Rate Schedule in Appendix D towards the back of your book to
answer the following. Round dollar amounts to the nearest cent ($3,500.0372  $3,500.04).
Round percentages to the second decimal place (e.g. 35.027956%  35.03%).

a. What are Gill’s total income and taxable income?
Total income: $50,000
Taxable income: $50,000
b. What are Molly’s total income and taxable income?
Total income: $43,000 (includes $13,000 non-taxable interest)
Taxable income: $30,000
c. If Gill and Molly file jointly as a married couple for 2016:
i. What is their total tax
= $10,367.50 + [($80,000 − $75,300) × 0.25]
= $11,542.50
ii. What is their average tax rate?
= $11,542.50 ÷ $80,000
= 14.43%
iii. What is their effective tax rate?
= $11,542.50 ÷ $93,000
= 12.41%
2. In the city of King’s Landing, Bronn lives and works as a sell-sword (someone who is willing
to fight with his sword for pay). His most recent client, Tyrion Lannister, has been very generous
this year (2016) offering $50,000 already for his first two fights this year. However, Tyrion
recently approached Bronn offering an additional $50,000 if he would be willing to fight
Gregore Clegane the next day (still in 2016). Assume Bronn files as a single taxpayer and that
whatever he receives from Tyrion constitutes his taxable income.


Use the appropriate Federal Tax Rate Schedule in Appendix D towards the back of your book to
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