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For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com 32) List the five types of filing status and briefly explain the requirements for the use of each one. 33) In which of the following cases may the taxpayer claim head of household filing status? a. The taxpayer is single and maintains a household which is the principal place of abode of her infant son. b. The taxpayer is single and maintains a household for herself and maintains a separate household which is the principal place of abode of her dependent widowed mother. c. The taxpayer is married from January to October and lived with his spouse from January to May. From June 1 to December 31, the taxpayer maintained a household that was the principal place of abode of his married son and daughter-in-law whom the taxpayer can claim as dependents. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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  • ACC 401 Week 1 Assignment Chapter 2 Problems 32
    33 38(UOP)
  • ACC 401 Week 1 DQ 1 Basic Concepts
  • 32) List the five types of filing status and
    briefly explain the requirements for the use of
    each one.
  • 33) In which of the following cases may the
    taxpayer claim head of household filing status?
  • a. The taxpayer is single and maintains a
    household which is the principal place of abode
    of her infant son.
  • From Chapter 1, complete discussion questions 6,
    9, 10. From Chapter 2, complete discussion
    questions 3, 6, 9, 10. Review Appendix E (2014
    IRS Tax Forms) to see where dependents are shown
    on the tax return. Remember to complete all parts
    of the problems and report the results of your
    analysis.

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  • ACC 401 Week 1 DQ 2 Gross Income
  • ACC 401 Week 1 Quiz Set 2
  • From Chapter 3, answer discussion questions 1, 2,
    3, 10, 12, 15. Remember to complete all parts
    of the problems and report the results of your
    analysis. Do not forget to show the necessary
    steps and explain how you attained that outcome.
  • 1. Question What is the amount of the social
    security wage limitation for 2014?
  • 2. Question With respect to the income tax
    formula, which of the following statements is
  • 3. Question To be a qualifying child, the
    taxpayermust meet three general tests and five
    specific tests. Which one is not part of the five
    specific tests?

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  • ACC 401 Week 1 Quiz(UOP)
  • ACC 401 Week 2 Assignment Chapter 4 problem 53
    and problem 55(UOP)
  • ACC 401 Week 1 Quiz
  • 53. Under the terms of a divorce decree executed
    May 1, 2008, Rob transferred a house worth
    650,000 to his ex-wife, Linda, and was to make
    alimony payments of 3,000 per month. The
    property has a tax basis to Rob of 300,000.
  • a. How much of this must be reported on Lindas
    tax return?

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  • ACC 401 Week 2 DQ 1 Adjusted Gross Income
  • ACC 401 Week 2 DQ 2 Itemized Deductions
  • 38. What are some of the limitations concerning
    deductibility of student loan interest? Be
    specific and comprehensive
  • 43. How much, if any, may Antonio take as a
    moving expense deduction on his 2014 tax return?
    Is that deduction subject to any conditions that
    could change its deductibility in the future?
  • Ch5.
  • 48. Mickey is a 12-year-old dialysis patient.
    Three times a week he and his mother, Sue, drive
    20 miles one way to Mickeys dialysis clinic. On
    the way home they go 10 miles out of their way to
    stop at Mickeys favorite restaurant.

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  • ACC 401 Week 2 Quiz(UOP)
  • ACC 401 Week 3 Assignment Chapter 6(UOP)
  • ACC 401 Week 2 Quiz
  • 39. David is a college professor who does some
    consulting work on the side. He uses 25 of his
    home exclusively for the consulting practice. He
    is single and 63 years old. His AGI (without
    consideration of consulting income) is 45,000.
    Other information follows

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  • ACC 401 Week 3 DQ 1 Self-Employed Business Income
    Capital Gains
  • ACC 401 Week 3 DQ 2 Rental Property Royalties
  • Ch6.
  • 1. Discuss the definition of trade or
    business. Why does it matter whether a taxpayer
    is classified as an employee or as self-employed?
  • 2. Discuss the concepts of ordinary,
    necessary, and reasonable in relation to trade or
    business expenses.
  • Ch8.
  • 33. Ramone is a tax attorney and he also owns an
    office building that he rents for 8,500 /month.
    He is responsible for paying all taxes and
    expenses relating to the buildings operation and
    maintenance. Is Ramone engaged in the trade or
    business of renting real estate?

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  • ACC 401 Week 3 Quiz(UOP)
  • ACC 401 Week 4 Assignment Chapter 9, Problem 42
    problem 49(UOP)
  • ACC 401 Week 3 Quiz
  • 42. Tim and Martha paid 7,900 in qualified
    employment-related expenses for their three young
    children who live with them in their household.
    Martha received 1,800 of dependent care
    assistance from her employer, which was properly
    excluded from gross income. The couple had
    57,000 of AGI earned equally by Tim and Martha.

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  • ACC 401 Week 4 Assignment Chapter 9, Problem 42
    problem 49(UOP)
  • ACC 401 Week 4 DQ 1 Tax Credits and Payroll Taxes
  • From Chapter 9, complete questions 3 and 7, and
    problem 43. From Chapter 10, complete question 1
    and question 7. Remember to complete all parts of
    the problems and report the results of your
    analysis. Do not forget to show the necessary
    steps and explain how you attained that outcome.
  • 42. Tim and Martha paid 7,900 in qualified
    employment-related expenses for their three young
    children who live with them in their household.
    Martha received 1,800 of dependent care
    assistance from her employer, which was properly
    excluded from gross income.

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  • ACC 401 Week 4 DQ 2 Payroll Taxes and Retirement
    Plans
  • ACC 401 Week 5 DQ 1 Partnership Taxation
  • From Chapter 10, complete questions 12 and 13.
    From Chapter 11, complete question 5, question
    15, and question 19. Remember to complete all
    parts of the problems and report the results of
    your analysis. Do not forget to show the
    necessary steps and explain how you attained that
    outcome.
  • Chapter 14, problems 1, 3, 12, and 15.
  • 1. Discuss the formation of a partnership. Is
    any gain or loss recognized? Explain.
  • 3. How do taxation for the corporate form and
    taxation for the partnership form differ?
  • 12. Can a partner have a salary from a
    partnership? Why? What is a guaranteed payment?

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  • ACC 401 Week 5 DQ 2 Corporate taxation
  • ACC 401 Week 5 Final Paper Assignment (UOP)
  • Chapter 15, problems 4, 6, 14 and 16.
  • 4. Explain the 80 rule as it pertains to the
    formation of a corporation.
  • 6. An individual contributes property with a fair
    market value in excess of basis to a corporation
    in exchange for stock.
  • QAppendix A
  • Please use this information for your Tax Return
    and Paper.
  • All people, businesses, and information are
    fictional. Any relation to an actual person or
    business is accidental.
  • Harold Petersan
  • SSN 0XX-01-1XXX

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