Exam 17: Tax Consequences of Personal Activities
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Over the course of the year,Mr.Soo won $8,200 and lost $5,900 gambling in the local casino.Mr.Soo does not itemize deductions on his federal tax return.What is the net effect of his gambling on Mr.Soo's taxable income?
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Which of the following statements about divorce settlements is true?
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On February 1,Alan,a single individual,purchased his first personal residence for $400,000.On July 1,Alan sold this residence for $460,000 because he accepted a new job in another state.Consequently,Alan occupied the home for only 150 days.How much gain must Alan recognize?
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Chad won a car valued at $25,000 from a game show.Because he immediately donated the car to the Red Cross,Chad can exclude $25,000 from gross income.
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Which of the following donations doesn't qualify as a charitable contribution for federal tax purposes?
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Mr.and Mrs.Blake suffered two casualty losses this year.Mr.Blake's wallet containing $1,300 cash was stolen,and their uninsured sailboat (basis $67,000; FMV $50,000)was destroyed by a tsunami (federally declared disaster).Compute the Blakes' itemized deduction for casualty losses if their AGI was $112,200.
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Mary Stone,a single individual,sold a personal residence on June 3,2018,and excluded her $93,600 gain from gross income.If she sells another personal residence before June 4,2020,she can exclude a maximum of $156,400 of any gain.
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Under the terms of a 2014 divorce decree,Harold transferred his one-half interest in the marital residence to his former wife Francine.Francine must include the value of the interest in gross income.
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Spencer paid the following taxes this year.
Compute Spencer's itemized deduction for taxes.
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Taxpayers include a maximum of 85% of Social Security benefits in gross income.
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Recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize must include the prize in gross income.
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A drunk driver seriously injured Leah.The court awarded her $200,000 for her physical injuries and $300,000 as punitive damages.Leah must include $300,000 in gross income.
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Which of the following statements about the tax consequences of gambling is true?
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Mr.and Mrs.Shohler received $25,200 Social Security benefits this year.Their only other source of income was Mrs.Shohler's $10,479 taxable pension from her former employer.How much of their Social Security is included in gross income?
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Real estate taxes deducted for regular tax purposes must be added back in computing alternative minimum taxable income (AMTI).
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Carl had $2,000 gambling winnings and $8,400 gambling losses this.Carl must include $2,000 in gross income and can deduct $8,400 as an itemized deduction.
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A thief broke into Kate's condominium and stole her laptop computer and $725 cash.Kate may be allowed a casualty loss deduction because of the theft.
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Which of the following expenditures is not a medical expense for federal tax purposes?
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Which of the following statements about divorce settlements is false?
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Josh donated a painting to the local art museum.He purchased the painting twenty years ago for $34,000,and its appraised FMV at date of gift was $115,000.Which of the following statements about this donation is true?
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