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Riley is not married. Her son, Sam, lived with her all year. To claim the filing status of head of household, Riley must: Live in the U.S. more than half the year. Maintain a quality living for the dependent and the household. Each taxpayer is covered by an employer retirement plan in 2023. Choosing from the listed scenarios, who may qualify for a full deduction of their traditional IRA contribution? Baxter, who files single with modified adjusted gross income of $78,025. Crispin, who is filing a joint return as a qualifying surviving spouse with modified adjusted gross income of $104,000. Declan, who files head of household with modified adjusted gross income of $74,500. Jake, who files a joint return with Betsy, with modified adjusted gross income of $126,225.

          Riley is not married. Her son, Sam, lived with her all year. To claim the filing status of head of household, Riley must:
Live in the U.S. more than half the year.
Maintain a quality living for the dependent and the household.
Each taxpayer is covered by an employer retirement plan in 2023. Choosing from the listed scenarios, who may qualify for a full deduction of their traditional IRA contribution?
 Baxter, who files single with modified adjusted gross income of $78,025.
 Crispin, who is filing a joint return as a qualifying surviving spouse with modified adjusted gross income of $104,000.
 Declan, who files head of household with modified adjusted gross income of $74,500.
 Jake, who files a joint return with Betsy, with modified adjusted gross income of $126,225.

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