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Exam 16: Tax Deductions and Travel Expenses for Employees and Self-Employed Individuals
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Question 1861
Essay
Donald has retired from his job as a corporate manager. He buys and sells stocks on a daily basis. He spends 8- 9 hours daily studying prospective stock purchases and market news. What tax issues should Donald consider?
Question 1862
Multiple Choice
In November 2018, Kendall purchases a computer for $4,000. She does not apply Sec. 179 expensing or bonus depreciation. The computer is the only personal property which she places in service during the year. What is her total depreciation deduction for this year?
Question 1863
True/False
A taxpayer's average tax rate is the tax rate applied to an incremental amount of taxable income that is added to the tax base.
Question 1864
Essay
Explain under what circumstances meals and lodging en route to a medical facility may be deductible.
Question 1865
True/False
Qualified residence interest must be acquisition indebtedness and be secured by the residence.
Question 1866
True/False
A shareholder receives a distribution from a corporation in complete liquidation. The distribution will be taxed as a dividend to the extent of current or accumulated E&P.
Question 1867
Multiple Choice
Final regulations can take effect on any of the following dates except
Question 1868
Multiple Choice
During February and March, Jade spends approximately 90 hours of her time volunteering at the Salvation Army (a public charity) preparing tax returns for low- income families. As a CPA, Jade normally bills her clients at $130 per hour for her time. Jade also drives her car a total of 800 miles in performing her voluntary work. Jade's deductible contribution is
Question 1869
True/False
If an individual is self- employed, business- related expenses are deductions for AGI.
Question 1870
Multiple Choice
Speak Corporation, a calendar- year, cash- basis taxpayer, sells packages of foreign language lessons to individuals planning to work overseas. In December 2018, it sold and received payment for $600,000 of 24- month lesson packages to be provided evenly through 2019 and 2020. Speak Corporation will recognize the $600,000 of income
Question 1871
True/False
Under the Pension Model, the entire accumulation, not just the earnings, is taxed at the end of the investment horizon.
Question 1872
True/False
Kenrick is sole proprietor of K Enterprises. He acquired new computer equipment and office furniture and fixtures for use in his business this year. As a sole proprietor, he can detail the depreciation by reporting directly on Schedule C of Form 1040. (Profit or Loss from Business).
Question 1873
Essay
Assume that the Tax Court decided an expenditure in question was deductible. The government appealed to the Circuit, which reversed the decision and held it was not deductible. No other circuits have ruled on the issue. A new case has just been filed in the Tax Court. How will the Tax Court rule if this new case is appealable to the Circuit? Would your answer be different if the case was appealable to the Fifth Circuit?
Question 1874
Multiple Choice
All of the following are capital assets with the exception of
Question 1875
Multiple Choice
If there is a like- kind exchange of property between related parties, how long do they have to wait to dispose of the property received in order to avoid having to recognize any gain on the exchange?
Question 1876
True/False
A taxpayer acquired new machinery costing $50,000 three years ago. The taxpayer had elected Sec. 179 expensing to deduct the full cost in the year of acquisition. The taxpayer sells the machinery this year and realizes a $32,000 gain. Sec. 1245 will not require any ordinary income recapture on the sale of this asset due to the Sec. 179 expensing.
Question 1877
Multiple Choice
Dave, age 59 and divorced, is the sole support of his mother age 83, who is a resident of a local nursing home for the entire year. Dave's mother had no income for the year. Dave's filing status is