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Tyler (age 50)and Connie (age 48)are a married couple.Tyler is covered under a qualified retirement plan at his job and earned $175,000 in 2017.Connie is employed as a lab technician and earned $30,000 but is not covered under a qualified retirement plan.They file a joint return; have interest and dividend income of $30,000.What is their maximum for AGI deduction for contributions to a traditional IRA?
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A three-day investment conference is held in Las Vegas.Dr.Singh,a dentist,travels from Ohio to attend to improve his taxable investment portfolio performance.Ms.Gondin,a financial planner,travels from Seattle to attend the same conference to improve her skills in managing her clients' investment portfolios.The same standards of deductibility will apply to both attendees.
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Charles is a self-employed CPA who maintains a qualifying office in his home.Charles has $110,000 gross income from his practice and incurs $88,000 in salaries,supplies,computer services,etc.Charles's mortgage interest and real estate taxes allocable to the office total $10,000.Other expenses total $14,000 and consist of depreciation,utilities,insurance,and maintenance.What is Charles' total home office expense deduction?
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A gift from an employee to his or her superior does not qualify as a business gift.
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A taxpayer goes out of town to a business convention.The 50% reduction applies to the cost of food,entertainment and transportation expenses.
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Rajiv,a self-employed consultant,drove his auto 20,000 miles this year,15,000 to meetings with clients and 5,000 for commuting and personal use.The cost of operating the auto for the year was as follows:
Rajiv's AGI is $100,000 before considering the auto costs.Rajiv has used the actual cost method in the past.What is Rajiv's deduction for the use of the auto after application of all relevant limitations?
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Edward incurs the following moving expenses:
The employer reimburses Edward for the full $10,000.What is the amount to be reported as income by Edward?
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Tanya is considering whether to rollover her traditional IRA to a Roth IRA.Factors important to consider include all of the following except
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According to the IRS,a person's tax home is the location of the family residence regardless of the location of the taxpayer's principal place of employment.
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Chelsea,who is self-employed,drove her automobile a total of 20,000 business miles in 2017.This represents about 75% of the auto's use.She has receipts as follows:
Chelsea has an AGI for the year of $50,000.Chelsea uses the standard mileage rate method.After application of any relevant floors or other limitations,she can deduct
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Self-employed individuals receive a for AGI deduction for 50% of entertainment expenses paid or incurred in the trade or business.
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Donald takes a new job and moves to a new residence.The distances are as follows:
By how many miles does the move exceed the minimum distance requirement for the moving expense deduction?
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Ron obtained a new job and moved from Houston to Washington.He incurred the following moving expenses:
Assuming Ron is eligible to deduct his moving expenses,what is the amount of the deduction?
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A tax adviser takes a client to a major league hockey game following the conclusion of a meeting involving the signing of a major planning engagement.As it is not "directly related," the entertainment cannot be deductible.
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Fin is a self-employed tutor,regularly meeting with clients in a 100 square foot area of his home.Fin is terrible at keeping records.Without the records,he will be able to deduct $500 for a home office deduction for AGI.
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Ron is a university professor who accepts a visiting position at another university for six months and obtains a leave of absence from his current employer.Ron rents an apartment near the university and purchases his food.These living expenses incurred by Ron while visiting the university will be
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Norman traveled to San Francisco for four days on vacation,and while there spent another two days conducting business for his employer.Norman's plane fare for the trip was $500; meals cost $150 per day; hotels cost $300 per day; and a rental car cost $150 per day that was used for all six days.Norman was not reimbursed by his employer for any expenses.Norman's AGI for the year is $40,000 and he did not have any other miscellaneous itemized deductions.Norman may deduct (after limitations)
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All of the following may deduct education expenses except:
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If an individual is not "away from home," expenses related to local transportation are never deductible.
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All taxpayers are allowed to contribute funds to Health Savings Accounts to supplement their health insurance.
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