Key Facts for 2003


Personal Exemption $3,050

Standard Deduction
Single
$4,750
Married Filing Joint and Qualifying Widower
$9,500
Married Filing Separate
$4,750
Head of Household
$7,000

Additional Deduction for Elderly and Blind
Single
$1,150
Married
$950

Dependent of Another
Greater of $750 or $250 plus earned income not to exceed regular standard deduction.

FICA Taxable Wage $87,000

Age 62-64 Social Security Earned Income Limit $11,520

Kiddie Tax Unearned Income Limit $1,500

Child Tax Credit $1,000

Self-Employed Health Insurance 100%

Standard Mileage Rate
Business
36¢/Mi
Charitable
14¢/Mi
Medical and Moving
12¢/Mi

Qualified Education Expense $250

Education
HOPE credit
$1,500
Lifetime Credit
$2,000
Deduction
$3,000

Annual Gift Tax Exclusion $11,000

Student Loan Interest Deduction $2,500

Estimated Tax Payments when AGI > $150,000 (based on prior year tax liability) 110%

Maximum IRA Contribution $3,000
age 50 or older add $500
 

 

 


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