Family H: $30,000 in Adjusted Gross Income

Family H consists of a single parent with three children, ages 9, 10, and 16. The federal adjusted gross income is $30,000, all from salary. Family H purchases school supplies and clothing during the tax-free weekend (amount spent = $500), purchases a service agreement (cost = $300) for a new television set, and the four family members attend 2 concerts (ticket price = $60 each), 4 movies (ticket price = $6 each), and one circus performance (ticket price = $30 each). The family files a head of household return and uses the standard deduction. Charitable contributions amount to $1,000.

2013 2015
Federal adjusted gross Income 30,000 30,000
Deduction for Contribution to saving fund for college (529 plan) 0 0
Deduction for small business income 0 0
North Carolina adjusted gross income 30,000 30,000
Standard deduction 4,400 12,000
N.C. personal exemption allowances 10,000 0
N. C. taxable income 15,600 18,000
N.C. income tax 938 1,035
Consumer use tax 11 12
Income Tax due 949 1,047
Credit for children ($100 per child in 2013 and $125 per child in 2014 at this income level) 300 375
Credit for child and dependent care expenses 0 0
N.C. earned income tax credit 153.34 0
Credit for charitable contributions for non-itemizers 28 0
Net income tax due 467 672
Sales taxes
– School supplies, clothing during tax free weekend 0 34.50
– Service agreement for television set 0 20.70
– Tickets for 2 concerts 0 32.40
– Tickets for 4 movies 0 6.48
– Tickets for 1 circus performance 0 8.10
Total Taxes 467 774.18

 

Thus, Family H will see an increase in its total taxes.

Family I

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