A taxpayer should include which of the following when figuring their federal gross income? Disaster relief payments . Federal income tax refunds . Gifts and inheritances. Ordinary dividends .
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Disaster relief payments: According to the IRS, disaster relief payments received as a result of a qualified disaster are generally not included in gross income. Therefore, a taxpayer should not include disaster relief payments when figuring their federal gross Show more…
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