Last year Ellen received $75,000 in compensation from her employer who also agreed to pay her Social Security taxes of $4,650 and Medicare taxes of $1,088 without deducting them from her wages. Based solely on these facts, what amount must Ellen include in her income

Ellen's AGI = $80,738

Explanation:

Since Ellen's employer paid for her share of FICA taxes, we could consider them as taxable fringe benefits. As such, they must be included in Ellen's AGI for the current in order to determine her total taxable income = salary + social security taxes + medicare taxes = $75,000 + $4,650 + $1,088 = $80,738

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