Exam 1: The Individual Income Tax Return
Exam 1: The Individual Income Tax Return125 Questions
Exam 2: Gross Income and Exclusions128 Questions
Exam 3: Business Income and Expenses Part I117 Questions
Exam 4: Business Income and Expenses Part II96 Questions
Exam 5: Itemized Deductions and Other Incentives142 Questions
Exam 6: Credits and Special Taxes108 Questions
Exam 7: Accounting Periods and Methods and Depreciation111 Questions
Exam 8: Capital Gains and Losses108 Questions
Exam 9: Withholding Estimated Payments and Payroll Taxes82 Questions
Exam 10: Partnership Taxation80 Questions
Exam 11: The Corporate Income Tax78 Questions
Exam 12: Tax Administration and Tax Planning64 Questions
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA)added a Medicare tax of 3.8 percent on net investment income.
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Which of the following is not a test that must be met for a child to be considered a dependent?
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Distinguish between reporting entities and taxable entities and give examples of each.
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Married taxpayers may double their standard deduction amount by filing separate returns.
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If a taxpayer's adjusted gross income exceeds certain threshold amounts,he or she may be required to reduce the amount of the otherwise allowable deductions for itemized deductions and personal and dependency exemptions in 2017.
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Melissa is a 35-year-old single taxpayer with adjusted gross income of $49,600.She uses the standard deduction and has no dependents.
a.Calculate Melissa's 2017 taxable income.Please show your work.
b.When you calculate Melissa's tax liability,are you required to use the tax tables or the tax rate schedules,or does it matter?
c.What is Melissa's tax liability?
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For taxpayers who do not itemize deductions,the standard deduction amount is subtracted from the taxpayer's adjusted gross income.
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A taxpayer who is living alone and is legally separated from his or her spouse under a separate maintenance decree at year-end should file as single.
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Madeline is single and supports her 85-year-old parents who live in a senior home paid for by Madeline and have no income.What is Madeline's filing status and why?
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Norman and Linda are married taxpayers with taxable income of $126,000 in 2017.
a.When you calculate their tax liability are you required to use the tax tables or the tax rate schedules,or does it matter?
b.What is their tax liability?
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Karen is single and earns wages of $250,000 in 2017.She has no other income.How much is her ACA Medicare tax on earned income?
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An individual,age 22,enrolled on a full-time basis at a trade school,is considered a student for purposes of determining whether a dependency exemption is permitted.
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Karl's father,Vronsky,is a 60-year-old Russian citizen who lived in Russia for the full year.Karl supported Vronsky while he looked for work.Vronsky had no income.Can Karl claim Vronsky as a dependent?
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A child for whom a dependency exemption is claimed on the parents' tax return may also claim a personal exemption on his or her own tax return.
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The two types of exemptions are the personal exemption and the dependency exemption.
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State two reasons why a person would want to e-file their return instead of mailing it.
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Robert is a single taxpayer who has AGI of $145,000 in 2017;his taxable income is $122,000.What is his federal tax liability for 2017?
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List if a form is used for an individual,a corporation,or a partnership tax return.
a.Form 1065
b.Schedule A,Itemized Deductions
c.Form 1040
d.Form 1120
e.Schedule B,Interest and Dividends
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