The income should be Bill realized on Schedule C is calculated as follows:
$ | |
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Cash from customer for service rendered during the year | 160 |
Tickets to a football game as payment for service performed last year | 220 |
Service rendered for this year Bill forgot to cash | 182 |
The income should be Bill realized on Schedule C | $562 |
Note: Promise from customer to pay service rendered, is not the actual transaction, so it is not included in the Schedule C
So correct answer is option (1) or $562
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