Exam 9: Deductions Employee and Self Employed Related Expenses
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Rod uses his automobile for both business and personal use and claims the automatic mileage rate for all purposes.During 2016,his mileage was as follows:
Miles Driven
Personal
4,000
Business
8,000
Qualifying moving expense
3,500
Medical
1,800
Charitable
1,500
Qualifying education (MBA program)
800
How much can Rod claim for mileage?
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Bob lives and works in Newark,NJ.He travels to London for a three-day business meeting,after which he spends three days touring Scotland.All of his air fare is deductible.
(True/False)
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When is a taxpayer's work assignment in a new locale temporary? Permanent? What difference does it make?
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Match the statements that relate to each other.(Note: Choice L may be used more than once.
a.Must involve the same trade or business
b.Must be for the convenience of the employer
c.Meals while in route
d.Lodging while in route
e.Out-of-town job assignment lasts for more than one year
f.Can include actual cost of parking
g.Payment for services rendered based on tasks performed
h.Excludes use of MACRS depreciation
i.Taxpayer has tools and helper provided for him
j.Transportation must be allocated if taxpayer spends two weeks on business and one week sightseeing
k.Paralegal obtains a law degree
l.Correct match not provided
-Characteristic of a taxpayer who has the status of an employee
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Under the regular (actual expense)method,the portion of the office in the home deduction that exceeds the income from the business can be carried over to future years.
(True/False)
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How are combined business/pleasure trips treated for travel within the United States as opposed to foreign travel?
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Amy works as an auditor for a large major CPA firm.During the months of September through November of each year,she is permanently assigned to the team auditing Garnet Corporation.As a result,every day she drives from her home to Garnet and returns home after work.Mileage is as follows:
Miles
Home to office
10
Home to Garnet
30
Office to Garnet
35
For these three months,Amy's deductible mileage for each workday is:
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Kelly,an unemployed architect,moves from Boston to Phoenix to accept a job as a chef at a restaurant.Kelly's moving expenses are not deductible because her new job is in a different trade or business.
(True/False)
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Match the statements that relate to each other.(Note: Choice L may be used more than once.
a.Must involve the same trade or business
b.Must be for the convenience of the employer
c.Meals while in route
d.Lodging while in route
e.Out-of-town job assignment lasts for more than one year
f.Can include actual cost of parking
g.Payment for services rendered based on tasks performed
h.Excludes use of MACRS depreciation
i.Taxpayer has tools and helper provided for him
j.Transportation must be allocated if taxpayer spends two weeks on business and one week sightseeing
k.Paralegal obtains a law degree
l.Correct match not provided
-Characteristic of a taxpayer who is self-employed
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Match the statements that relate to each other.(Note: Choice L may be used more than once. )
a.Cover charge paid to entertain client at a night club.
b.Deductible even if taxpayer does not take the new job
c.Company picnic sponsored by employer
d.Use of Federal per diem allowance to substantiate meals while in travel status
e.Does not have to be job related
f.Can include cost of car insurance and automobile club dues
g.Distribution from plan is taxable
h.Distribution from plan is not taxable
i.Expatriate (U.S.person who is employed overseas)returns home to retire
j.Taxpayer moves to a new residence 55 miles closer to his present job
k.Country club membership fee
l.Correct match not provided
-Club dues not deductible
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For tax purposes,a statutory employee is treated the same as a common law employee.
(True/False)
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A taxpayer who uses the automatic mileage method to compute auto expenses can also deduct the business portion of tolls and parking.
(True/False)
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In terms of IRS attitude,what do the following expenses have in common?
a.Cost of a CPA exam review course.
b.Cost of a review course for the bar exam.
c.Cost of a law degree by a taxpayer who does not intend to practice law.
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James has a job that compels him to go to many different states during the year.It is possible that James was never away from his tax home during the year.
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Nicole just retired as a partner in a Philadelphia law firm.She moved to San Francisco where she took a job as an adjunct professor at a local law school.Can Nicole deduct her moving expenses? Explain
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Match the statements that relate to each other.(Note: Choice L may be used more than once. )
a.Cover charge paid to entertain client at a night club.
b.Deductible even if taxpayer does not take the new job
c.Company picnic sponsored by employer
d.Use of Federal per diem allowance to substantiate meals while in travel status
e.Does not have to be job related
f.Can include cost of car insurance and automobile club dues
g.Distribution from plan is taxable
h.Distribution from plan is not taxable
i.Expatriate (U.S.person who is employed overseas)returns home to retire
j.Taxpayer moves to a new residence 55 miles closer to his present job
k.Country club membership fee
l.Correct match not provided
-Time test (for moving expenses)waived
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Match the statements that relate to each other.(Note: Choice L may be used more than once.
a.Must involve the same trade or business
b.Must be for the convenience of the employer
c.Meals while in route
d.Lodging while in route
e.Out-of-town job assignment lasts for more than one year
f.Can include actual cost of parking
g.Payment for services rendered based on tasks performed
h.Excludes use of MACRS depreciation
i.Taxpayer has tools and helper provided for him
j.Transportation must be allocated if taxpayer spends two weeks on business and one week sightseeing
k.Paralegal obtains a law degree
l.Correct match not provided
-Mixed use (both business and pleasure)foreign travel
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Lloyd,a practicing CPA,pays tuition to attend law school.Since a law degree involves education leading to a new trade or business,the tuition is not deductible.
(True/False)
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In which,if any,of the following situations is the automatic mileage available?
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Jordan performs services for Ryan.Which,if any,of the following factors indicate that Jordan is an independent contractor,rather than an employee?
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