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Justin's gross income for the year is $37,800. He contributes $2,000 per year to an approved retirement plan. Justin is single and claims one exemption for himself. The amount of the exemption is $3,650. He is taking the $5,700 standard deduction for a person filing an income tax return as an individual. What is Justin's taxable income?

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Justin's gross income for the year is $37,800. He contributes $2,000 per year to an approved retirement plan. Justin is single and claims one exemption for himself. The amount of the exemption is $3,650. He is taking the $5,700 standard deduction for a person filing an income tax return as an individual. What is Justin's taxable income?






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