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Exam 19: Gross Income: Inclusions
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Question 41
True/False
Income from illegal activities is taxable.
Question 42
Multiple Choice
Hoyt rented office space two years ago to Harris,receiving the first and last months' rent plus a security deposit of $1,000.In early January of this year,Harris moves and Hoyt refunds $250 of the deposit and keeps the remainder to cover $500 which is spent for repairs to the office space and one week of unpaid rent that amounts to $250.How would this information be reflected on Hoyt's tax return this year?
Question 43
Multiple Choice
Which of the following bonds do not generate tax-exempt income for federal income tax purposes?
Question 44
Multiple Choice
Frank and Marion,husband and wife,file separate returns.Frank and Marion live in a common law state.Frank's salary is $42,000 and Marion's salary is $46,000.Marion receives dividend income of $4,000 from stock inherited from her parents.Frank receives interest income of $1,000 from bonds purchased with his salary after marriage.Frank and Marion receive $3,200 dividend income from stock they purchased jointly.Marion's income would be
Question 45
Multiple Choice
During 2018,Mark's employer withheld $2,000 from his wages for state income tax.Mark claimed the $2,000 as an itemized deduction on his 2018 federal income tax return.His total itemized deductions for 2018 were $15,000 (the 2018 standard deduction was $12,000) .Mark's taxable income for 2018 was a negative $25,000 due to substantial business losses.Mark received the $2,000 as a refund from the state during 2019.What amount must Mark include in income in 2019?
Question 46
True/False
In order to be treated as alimony for tax purposes,payments must be made in cash.
Question 47
Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements is false?
Question 48
Essay
Chance Corporation began operating a new retail business in the current year and had $500,000 of sales,$70,000 of which had not been collected by year-end.Total purchases were $350,000 on which $30,000 is still owed.Ending inventory is $60,000; operating expenses are $170,000,$50,000 of which is still owed at year-end. a.Compute net income from the business under the accrual method. b.Compute net income from the business under the cash method. c.Would paying the $50,000 she owes for operating expenses before year-end change her net income under the accrual method? Under the cash method?
Question 49
True/False
Rocco Corporation,a C corporation,owns 60% of the stock of Bien Corporation.Bien Corporation is a French corporation which conducts all of its business in France.Bien pays a $100,000 dividend to Rocco Corporation.Rocco Corporation will have a 100% dividend received deduction on these dividends,resulting no tax on these dividends.
Question 50
True/False
Tara is a taxpayer in the top tax bracket.She has a five-year-old daughter named Jane.Tara owns a small rental property.Tara has written into the lease that the monthly rent checks should be made payable to Jane.The checks are deposited into Jane's bank account.Jane enjoys the benefits of the rental income,and she will recognize the rental income on her tax return.
Question 51
Multiple Choice
Which of the following criteria is not required to be met under the tax concept of income?
Question 52
True/False
For federal income tax purposes,income is allocated between a husband and wife depending on the state of residence.
Question 53
Multiple Choice
Child support is
Question 54
Multiple Choice
In addition to Social Security benefits of $8,000,Mr.and Mrs.Wells have adjusted gross income of $32,000 and tax-exempt interest of $1,000.They will file a joint return.The taxable portion of their Social Security benefits will be
Question 55
True/False
Social Security benefits are excluded from taxation for all taxpayers.
Question 56
Multiple Choice
In December 2019,Max,a cash-basis taxpayer,rents an apartment to Kadeem.Max receives both the first and last months' rent totaling $1,800 plus a security deposit of $400.The amount of income reported by Max as taxable in 2019 is