Self-Study Problem 12.3
Part a:
Linda filed her tax return 2 months late. The tax paid with the
return amounts to $3,000. What is Linda's total penalty for failure
to file and failure to pay, assuming the failure to file is not
fraudulent?
$__________
Part b:
Kim underpaid her taxes by $10,000 due to negligence. What is
Kim's penalty for negligence?
$_________
Part c:
Using the same information as in Part b, what is the amount of
the penalty if the underpayment was determined to be due to civil
fraud?
$_________
Part a.
Linda Filed her tax return 2 month late and assuming so fraud is done by her so Penalties she have to pay are '
Penalty for failure to file = 4.5% for every month or (part of Month) = 4.5 % X $3000 X 2 month = $270
Penalty for Failure to Pay = 0.5% for every month = 0.5 % X $3000 X 2 Month = $30
Total Penalty = $270 + $30 = $300
As both penalty applies, Penalty for failure to file reduced by Penalty for Failure to Pay which means 5 % reduced by 0.5% = 4.5 % Per Month.
Part b
If Tax is Underpaid due to negligence the penalty is 20% of underpaid taxes
Kim underpaid her taxes by $10,000 due to negligence.
Penalty = 20% X $10,000 = $2,000
Part C
if the underpayment was determined to be due to civil fraud penalty implies 75% of underpaid taxes.
Hence, Penalty = 75% of $10,000 = $7,500
Self-Study Problem 12.3 Part a: Linda filed her tax return 2 months late. The tax paid...
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