Jake is a veterinarian. he is single with taxable income of 195000. Last seep of 10...
Jake is a veterinarian. he is single with taxable
income of 195000. Last seep of 10 step process to compute his
qualified business income deduction is
limitation based on w2 wages
phase in limitation
phaseout limitation based on unadjusted basis of qualified property
held by business
Homework Answers
Veterinarian is a specified service trade or business as it is in the health industry. If the business is SSTB and taxable income is between $157,500 and $207,500 for single, deduction is limited.
These limitations are W-2 wage limitation and the W-2 wage and
unadjusted basis limitation. They are phased in and based on the
taxable income. Both limitations should be calculated to get final
deduction.
QBI is limited to whichever of the following options is least:
20% of QBI
OR
50% of the company's W-2 wages OR the sum of 25% of W-2 wages plus 2.5% of unadjusted basis of all qualified property, whichever is higher.
Hence, Last seep of 10 step process to compute Jake's qualified business income deduction is phase in limitation.
Answer is phase in limitation.
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