QuesTION 1
In order to supplement his income working in a craft store, Mr. John Collins has decided to start a home-based business that will specialize in selling used vintage records. Mr. Collins has always been passionate about music.
The business will be run out of space that he has set aside in his residence. This space involves 25 percent of the total floor space in the residence.
The residence was acquired on January 1, 2017 at a total cost of $345,000. It is estimated that $95,000 of this total value can be attributed to the land on which the residence is situated. For the year ending December 31, 2018, Mr. Collins has the following costs that can be associated with this residence:
Utilities for Home (Heat, Light, And Water) | $2580 |
Mortgage Interest Paid | $8410 |
House Insurance | $600 |
Property Taxes | $3800 |
Repairs and Maintenance for Home | $3100 |
Total | $18,490 |
The business begins operations on March 1, 2018. On that date, Mr. Collins acquires the following assets to be used in his new business:
Office Furniture and Storage Racks | $12,000 |
Computer | $1650 |
Accounting Software | $750 |
In addition, he has a separate telephone line installed for dealing exclusively with the mail order business. The telephone charge includes charges for a toll-free number and a long-distance package.
During the period March 1, 2018 through December 31, 2018, his mail order sales total $118,000. Costs associated with these sales are as follows:
Cost of Merchandise Sold | $64,000 |
Unsold Merchandise (Lower of Cost and Market) | $11,500 |
Packaging Materials | $3600 |
Shipping Costs | $5800 |
Miscellaneous Office Supplies | $660 |
Telephone (Total Charge for The Period) | $1350 |
Printing of Posters and Brochures Distributed | $680 |
Required:
Note Mr. Collins does not want to claim CCA on his personal residence.
Yes, mr collins can deduct workspace in home costs. If premises for business was rented then also mr collins would have got deduction of expenses for business, so it is logical to take deduction of workspace in the home costs.
Computation of business income of mr collins
Sales 118000
Add:unsold merchandise 11500
129500
Less: cost of goods sold $64000
Packaging Materials | $3600 |
Shipping Costs | $5800 |
Miscellaneous Office Supplies | $660 |
Telephone (Total Charge for The Period) | $1350 |
Printing of Posters and Brochures Distributed | $680 |
share of total residence cost (18490*25%) $4623
Depreciation:
on furniture(12000*10%) $1200
on computer(1650*40%) $660
on accounting software(750*40%) $300
Total Expenses 82873
Net Business Income $46627
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