Exam 6: Business Expenses
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Deductible home office expenses include the following expenses except:
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Designate whether the following expenses are fully deductible (F), partially deductible (P), or nondeductible (N) in the year paid.
-Stephanie, a taxpayer in the 24% marginal tax bracket, borrows $100,000 at 7% interest to invest in 6% tax-exempt municipal bonds (annual loan interest expense is $7,000). What is Stephanie's interest expense deduction?
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If FIFO is used for inventory valuation instead of LIFO when prices are falling:
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A prepaid expense is always capitalized by a cash-basis taxpayer.
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Home office expenses that exceed the income from the related business may be carried forward to offset future income.
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The UNICAP rules require inventory to include a prorated portion of advertising and distribution expenses.
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Designate whether the following expenses are fully deductible (F), partially deductible (P), or nondeductible (N) in the year paid.
-$200 interest on a loan that was used to purchase California State revenue bonds.
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For financial accounting purposes, the future tax savings expected from a net operating loss carryforward is reported as a deferred tax liability.
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Designate whether the following expenses are fully deductible (F), partially deductible (P), or nondeductible (N) in the year paid.
-Chico Corporation, a calendar-year accrual-basis corporation, paid $3,000 on April 1 for a property insurance policy for the next three years, prepaid six months interest of $450 on November 1, and paid $2,000 rent for December and January on December 1. What is his deduction in the current year for these expenses?
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For transportation expenses for foreign travel of less than one week to be fully deductible, the days spent on business must exceed personal days.
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If an employer reimburses an employee for business meal expenses, the employer can only deduct 50 percent of the reimbursement.
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Jacob Corporation decides to use the LIFO method of inventory valuation. Which of the following is true?
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Bob works for Brandon Corporation. Brandon reimburses Bob for the following expenses in 2017 but does not include the reimbursement in his income: $800 country club dues, $1,200 business meals at the country club, and $200 transportation costs to out-of-town meetings. What is Brandon Corporation's travel and entertainment deduction for these reimbursed expenses for 2017?
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Haley, a self-employed individual, drove her automobile a total of 20,000 business miles in 2018. This represents about 75% of the auto's use. She has receipts as follows:
If Haley uses the standard mileage rate method, how much can she deduct as a business expense?
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All of the following would normally result in timing (temporary) differences between tax and financial accounting except:
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Designate whether the following expenses are fully deductible (F), partially deductible (P), or nondeductible (N) in the year paid.
-On October 1, 2018, Fine Brands Corporation (a cash-basis, calendar-year taxpayer) borrowed $200,000 from the bank at 9% annual interest. On December 30, 2018, Fine Brands paid $18,000 to the bank for the first year's interest on the loan. How much can Garcia deduct in 2018 for interest expense?
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What is the difference between a "directly-related" and an "associated with" business expense classified as entertainment? How did the deduction for business entertainment change for 2018?
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