Compute tax liability, The Andersons retain you to compute

Compute tax liability

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The Andersons retain you to compute their tax liability for 2007. They are expecting to pay less tax than usual for several reasons. First, both became 65 during the year. Second, they paid significant medical and dental bills that were not covered by insurance. Are the Andersons' expectations correct? Explain.

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