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    Puloso Company, a Calendar Year Taxpayer, Incurred the Following Start-Up
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Puloso Company, a Calendar Year Taxpayer, Incurred the Following Start-Up

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Puloso Company, a calendar year taxpayer, incurred the following start-up expenditures before the opening of its new health and fitness center. Puloso Company, a calendar year taxpayer, incurred the following start-up expenditures before the opening of its new health and fitness center.   The Puloso Center opened its doors for business on March 21, 2015. How much of the start-up expenditures can Puloso deduct in 2015? A)  -0- B)  $5,000 C)  $5,520 D)  $14,360 The Puloso Center opened its doors for business on March 21, 2015. How much of the start-up expenditures can Puloso deduct in 2015?


A) -0-
B) $5,000
C) $5,520
D) $14,360

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