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Passive Losses. In 2010, Julie, a single individual, reported the following items of income and deduction:
Salary $166,000Interest income $14,000Long-term capital gain from sales of stock $22,000Short-term capital losses from sales of stock ($17,000)Loss from a passive rental real estate activity ($20,000)Interest expense on loan to purchase stock ($21,000)Qualified residence interest on residence ($12,000)Charitable contributions ($8,000)Property taxes on residence ($5,000)Tax return preparation fees ($2,500)Unreimbursed employee business expenses ($2,000)
Julie owns 100% and is an active participant in the rental real estate activity.
What is Julies taxable income in 2010?
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