Dependency Exemptions on Federal Tax ReturnJohn and Carole file a joint return in 2007 and have three
children:Jack, age 23; David, age 20; and Kristen, age 15. All three
children live at home the entire year. Below is information about each of the
children:? Jack: graduated from college in December 2006 and is going
to medical school beginning in July 2008. In 2007, Jack worked sparingly as he
studied for the medical school entrance exam, but did earn $3,500. John and
Carole provided 80% of Jack’s support during the year.? David: a full-time student at State U. in 2007, earned
$6,400 from a part-time job, and provided 40% of his own support.? Kristen: a full-time student in high school, had no gross
income, and provided none of her own support.a. Based on the above facts, which of the children can be
claimed by John and Carole in 2007?b. How would your answer to Part a change if Jack began
medical school in July?c. How would your answer to Part a change if Jack earned
$3,000 rather than $3,500 in 2007?d. How would your answer to Part a change if David was a
part-time student rather than a full-time student in 2007?
e. How would your answer to Part a change if David provided
60% of his own support rather than 40%?
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