QUESTION 1
a. |
None of these |
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b. |
$260 |
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c. |
$370 |
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d. |
$0 |
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e. |
$459 |
QUESTION 2
a. |
Wages |
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b. |
Interest |
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c. |
Capital gains |
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d. |
Dividends |
QUESTION 3
a. |
A small sole proprietorship with $150,000 in average annual gross receipts. |
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b. |
A law firm operating as a personal service corporation with $5.4 million in average annual gross receipts. |
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c. |
All of these may use the cash method. |
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d. |
A corporation with $24 million in average annual gross receipts and 200 employees. |
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e. |
A large almond farm with $40 million in average annual gross receipts. |
a. |
$538 |
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b. |
$963 |
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c. |
$550 |
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d. |
$445 |
QUESTION 5
Gross receipts |
$50,000 |
Cost of sales |
30,000 |
Other operating expenses |
5,000 |
Personal medical expenses |
600 |
For the current year, what amount should William report as net earnings from self-employment?
a. |
$15,000 |
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b. |
$14,000 |
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c. |
None of these |
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d. |
$20,000 |
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e. |
$13,400 |
QUESTION 6
a. |
Income is generally recognized when it is actually or constructively received and expenses are generally recognized when they are paid. |
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b. |
Income is recognized when it is actually or constructively received and expenses are recognized when they are actually or constructively incurred, regardless of when paid. |
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c. |
Income is recognized when it is earned regardless of when received and expenses are recognized when they are actually or constructively incurred. |
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d. |
The cash basis is not allowed for businesses reported on Schedule C. |
QUESTION 7
a. |
All of these are acceptable |
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b. |
The hybrid method |
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c. |
The accrual method |
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d. |
The cash method |
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e. |
None of these are acceptable |
QUESTION 8
a. |
All of these must be met for a parent to elect to include a child’s income in the parent’s return. |
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b. |
The child’s income is only from interest and dividend distributions. |
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c. |
No estimated tax has been paid in the name of the child and the child is not subject to backup withholding. |
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d. |
The child’s gross income is more than $1,100 and less than $11,000. |
QUESTION 9
Cash basis revenue |
$54,000 |
Cash basis expenses, except rent |
25,000 |
Rent expense (paid on December 1) for use of a building for 24 months |
24,000 |
What is the amount of Becky's taxable income from her business for this tax year?
a. |
None of these |
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b. |
$28,000 |
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c. |
$27,500 |
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d. |
$11,000 |
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e. |
$7,000 loss |
QUESTION 10
a. |
$6,250 |
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b. |
$2,040 |
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c. |
$8,667 |
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d. |
$11,340 |
Dear Student,
As per the HOMEWORKLIB POLICY, only the first four questions should be answered. Kindly take note of it.
Part 1
Answer is option B
B. $260
Taxable income = unearned income + earned income – standard deduction = 3400+300-1100 =2600
Tax liability = 2600*10% = $260
Part 2
Answer is option A
A. Wages
The 3.8 percent ACA Medicare tax does not apply to earned income. It applies only to net investment income
Part 3
Answer is option C
C. All of these may use the cash method.
All given entities meets the requirements and are eligible to use cash method for tax purpose in 2019
Part 4
Answer is option A
A. $538
Income tax liability = 260+(((5500-2200)-2600)*24%)+(1100*10%)
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