Exam 9: Deductions: Employee and Self-Employed-Related Expenses
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Exam 9: Deductions: Employee and Self-Employed-Related Expenses150 Questions
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The portion of the office in the home deduction that exceeds the income from the business can be carried over to future years.
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In connection with the office in the home deduction,comment on the following:


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If a married taxpayer is an active participant in another qualified retirement plan,the traditional IRA deduction phaseout begins at $89,000 of AGI for a joint return in 2010.
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In which,if any,of the following situations is the automatic mileage available?
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Employees who render an adequate accounting to the employer and are fully reimbursed will shift the 50% cutback adjustment to their employer.
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Joyce,age 39,and Sam,age 40,who have been married for seven years,are both active participants in qualified retirement plans.Their total AGI for 2010 is $120,000.Each is employed and earns a salary of $65,000.What are their combined deductible contributions to traditional IRAs?
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A common law employee who chooses the standard deduction will be unable to claim any unreimbursed work-related expenses as a deduction.
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Felicia,a recent college graduate,is employed as an accountant by an oil company.She would like to continue her education and obtain a law degree.Discuss Felicia's tax status if she attends a local law school on a:


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Ethan,a bachelor with no immediate family,uses the Pine Shadows Country Club exclusively for his business entertaining.None of Ethan's annual dues for his club membership are deductible.
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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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There is reason to believe that many taxpayers who are eligible to claim an office in the home deduction are not doing so.


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Under the right circumstances,a taxpayer's meals and lodging expense can qualify as a deductible education expense.
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Henry entertains several of his key clients on January 1 of the current year.Expenses paid by Henry are as follows:
Presuming proper substantiation,Henry's deduction is:

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In May 2010,after 11 months on a new job,Ken is fired after he assaults a customer.Ken must include in his gross income for 2010 any deduction for moving expenses he may have claimed on his 2009 tax return.
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Every year,Penguin Corporation gives each employee a fruit basket and a bottle of wine at Christmas.These gifts are not subject to the cutback adjustment.
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The Federal per diem rates that can be used for "deemed substantiated" purposes are not the same for all locations in the country.
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A statutory employee is a common law employee and is subject to income tax withholdings.
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Amanda takes three key clients to a nightclub and incurs the following costs: $220 limousine rental,$360 cover charge,$720 drinks and dinner,and $150 tips.Several days after the function,Amanda mails each client a pen costing $40.The cost includes $4 for engraving of the client's name.Assuming adequate substantiation and a business justification,what is Amanda's deduction?
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Due to a merger,Allison transfers from Miami to Chicago.Under a new job description,she is reclassified from employee to independent contractor status.Her moving expenses,which are not reimbursed,are as follows:
Allison's deductible moving expense is:

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