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- **Name**: April Taxpayer  
- **Filing Status**: Single  
- **Age**: 24 years  
- **Employment**: Waiter/Bartender at Chart House while pursuing a master's in engineering at CSULB.  
- **Social Security Number**: 432-95-6871  
- **Address**: 2468 Revenue Street, Apartment 7E, Long Beach, California, 90804  
- **Phone Number**: (714) 555-0623  
- **Email**: April15@irs.com  
- **2023 Income**: $34,263 (from W-2 at Chart House)  
- **Federal Taxes Withheld**: $2,143  
- **Investment Income**: Ordinary dividends of $562 from stock she began investing in two years ago.  
- **Charitable Donation**: $300 to local animal shelter  
- **She Wants to Designate**: $3 to the Presidential election campaign fund.  
- **Direct Deposit Refund**: Routing number 287496585, account number 0123456.  
- **No Penalties if Owes Taxes**.

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- If any values aren’t provided, they shouldn’t be created or filled. Zeros should be placed where necessary.
- The form must be physically signed in cursive with both first and last name for it to be accepted.

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Here are 5 relative questions you might want to explore:
1. How do you calculate the tax refund or liability for this situation?
2. What deductions or credits can April potentially claim?
3. How do dividends affect April's overall tax calculation?
4. Should April file electronically or via paper, given her situation?
5. What is the significance of designating $3 to the Presidential election fund?

**Tip**: Be sure to check whether April qualifies for any educational tax credits given her student status.

How to fill out a tax form for April Taxpayer based on her income, taxes withheld, investments, and charitable donations?

This case study covers how to fill out a tax form for April Taxpayer, a 24-year-old graduate student with $34,263 income, $2,143 federal taxes withheld, $562 dividends, and $300 in charitable donations. Learn how to calculate her tax refund or liability based on the data provided.

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