Reference no: EM13349220

Question :

Please complete the needed federal individual income tax return forms for the subsequent taxpayer. Unless instructed otherwise, the information given is for the taxpayer's 2012 tax year. If need information is missing, use reasonable assumptions to fill in the gaps. Tax forms are required in Blackboard, Course Content, Tax Forms folder.

Jonathan Hales attended State University as a part-time student during the year. To help to incompletely support himself, Jonathan lived at home with his parents while working a part-time job. The subsequent information relates to his present tax year:

• Jonathan's social security number is 546-87-9876
• His mailing address is 123 Spring Lane, Willow, Texas 77521
• Jonathan is a U.S .citizen
• Jonathan was single during the entire year
• Jonathan turned 19 on July 1
• Jonathan is not permanently and completely disabled
• Jonathan does not have any children or provide support for anyone else except for himself
• Jonathan lived in a room in the basement of his parents home for all 12 months of the year
• In addition to the room, Jonathan's parents also provided Jonathan with a car, food, health insurance, clothing, education and car insurance with a total value for the year of $8,500

Jonathan Hales received the subsequent income during the year:

Company             Gross Wages      Federal Income Tax Withholding               State Income Tax Withholding

The Colony         1,675     0              0

Rock Climbing, LLC           790         0              0

Community Pool, Inc.     2,235     175         0

All appropriate and applicable payroll taxes were withheld by his various employers.

Jonathan received $15 in interest income from the First Bank of Texas through the year. Jonathan did not own, manage or control any foreign bank accounts nor was he a grantor or beneficiary of a foreign trust during the tax year.

Jonathan had no itemized deductions.

Jonathan does not want to contribute to the Presidential Election Campaign. He could like to get a refund (if any) of any tax he may have overpaid for the year. His preferred method of receiving the refund is by check.