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Mathematics, 13.01.2020 09:31 chrjergre6520

Jessica's parents had wages of 112,625 . they will be taking the standard deduction (married), and deducting $4,000 in tuition fees. they also will receive the aotc max credit, and the credit for having one child over 17. what will they owe in taxes?

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