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Microsoft Word - Exam 2-Take Home-2019-1201.docx Exam2–TakeHome 1 TonyandJeannieNelsonaremarriedandfileajointreturn.Theyhavefourchildren whoseagesare:12,15,19&23.Thethreeyoungestliveathomewiththeirparents andqualifyastheirdependents.TheoldestRogergotmarriedon5/52019and liveswithhiswife,Jane.The19-yearoldTabithaisstudyingFineArtsatSavannah CollegeofArt&Design.Duringthesummershehelpshermotherputtogetherthe artexhibits.Theyprovideyouwiththefollowinginformationregardingtheir2019 upcomingtaxreturn: 1) TonyNelsonisanaerospaceengineerherunsanengineeringfirm,Nelson Engineering(NE),asasoleproprietorshipsince2010. a) NEhasverylucrativecontractswithnumerousaerospacecompaniesand during2019itearned$702,000. b) NErentsanofficedowntownwheretheymeetwithclientsandconducts business.Therentincludesallutilities.NEpaid$38,000inrentexpensein 2019.InDecember2019thelandlordofferedtomaintainthesameyearly rentcostandTonycouldreceiveanadditionalmonth'srentforfreeifhe prepaidhis2020yearrentinadvance.Tonyagreedandpaidanadditional $38,000onDecember1,2019tocoverJanuary2020throughJanuary2021 rent. c) NEobtainedabusinessloanfromSunTrustBankandpaid$2,400inprepaid interestforJune1,2019throughMay30,2020. d) NEhasafewemployees,includinganelectricalengineer,apart-time engineeringinternandanofficemanager.Thecombinedwagesforthese employeesis$196,000.Payrolltaxesincludingfortheseemployeesis $15,000. e) TonytookdifferentbusinessclientstoseeseveralhomeMiamiHeatgames followedbydinnersatnearbyrestaurantswherebusinesswasdiscussed. Themealswerenotconsideredlavish.ThetotalcostfortheHeatticketsand accompanyingmealswere$1,200and$800,respectively. f) InMarch2019,Tonyflewtoatwo-dayengineeringconventionheldin Phoenix,AZrequiringatwo-nighthotelstay.Whilethere,Tonynotedthat theconventiondresscodewasformalwhenhethoughtitwouldbecasual. Tonyimmediatelypurchasedabusinesssuitfor$300(notconsideredlavish) atanearbydepartmentstore.Allfoodcostswerecoveredbytheconvention organizers.OthertripcoststhatTonypaidwereairplaneticket$400and hotellodgingscost$200/night. g) ThedepreciationfortheyearonthefixedassetsownedbyNEareestimated tototal$3,400. Exam2–TakeHome 2 h) AllofNE’sbusinesstransactionsareproperlydocumentedandsupportedby receipts/invoices.Inadditiontodeductibleportionoftheitemslistedabove thebusinesswillhaveanadditional$4,400ofdeductibleotherexpenses. 2) JeannieNelsonisanartist;sheworkspart-timeteachingart2daysaweekata magnetartschoolintheirtown.Sheearned$10,000insalaryfromCocoaBeach, SchooloftheArts,thefollowingitemswerewithheldfromhergrosswages, $1,000federalincometaxes,$100stateincometax,$620socialsecurityand $145Medicare.Sheisnotcoveredundertheirinsuranceplanassheonlyworks 15hoursaweek.Shealsovolunteers5hoursaweekwiththeGirlScoutsof Americaasanartinstructor. 3) JeannieisknownforbeautifulArabianinfluencedabstracts.OnMayandAugust ofthispastyearshehadanexhibitionandsoldpaintingsateachevent.She estimatesthatthecostofeachpaintingincanvasandsuppliesisabout$375. a) Thesalesareasfollows: i) May-16paintingsforatotalof$17,200 ii) August–10paintingsforatotalof$12,000 b) Shepaintsinastudiolocatedinaseparatebuildingonthepropertyoftheir home.Theexpensesrelatedtothestudioallocatedonthebasisofsquare footageareasfollows: i) Depreciation $3,500 ii) Taxes $1,900 iii) Utilities $2,400 4) TheNelsonssoldthefollowingassets/investmentsduringthisyear: a) 4/4/2019soldfor$20,400commonstockinYorkCo.thatwaspurchasedfor $12,000,on2/14/2011,ThesharesofYorkCoarequalifiedsmallbusiness stockunder §1202. b) 7/1/2019sold200sharesofcommonstockinNewCo.for$21,000.They hadpurchased100shareson8/7/2016for$7,500and100shareson 8/7/2017for$8,250. c) 7/15/2019sold150sharesofcommonstockofCityCofor$12,000totalthat werepurchasedfor$13,250on1/18/2019. d) 8/5/2019soldfor$27,000antiquecoinsthatJeannieinheritedfromher great-auntonJanuary16,2019whenitsFMVwas$25,500.Hergreataunt hadabasisinthecoinof$2,000. Exam2–TakeHome 3 e) 10/1/2019,theysoldaportionofaparceloflandwithasmallbuildingfor $45,000thathadabasisof$12,000andwaspurchasedin2002.$30,000of thegainisunrecaptured§1250 property. f) 10/15/2019soldstockinSpaceExplorersInc.for$32,000thattheyhad purchasedon8/14/2015for$28,000. g) TheNelsonshaveaLong-termlosscarryoverof$12,000from2018. 5) OnApril13of2019,thecouplepaidtheir$1,000instatetaxesduewiththeir 2018statetaxreturn.Theypaidstateincometaxfor2019of$3,400.The couple’sestimatedstateandlocalsalestaxesfor2019willbe$2,900.The propertytaxespaidontheirprincipalresidencefor2019is$7,300,excluding anyamountsallottedtotheartiststudio. 6) OnOctober1sttheydonatedaparcelwithaseparatesmallbuildingtotheGirl ScoutsofAmericaforuseasanartstudio.Theyhadpurchasedtheacresin2002 andrecentlydividedaportionforsale(see4eabove).Thisportionhasabasisof $61,500.Aprofessionalappraiserdeterminedthefairmarketvalueofthe propertywas$97,000onSeptember24thof2019. 7) ThisyeartheNelsonshadseveralmedicalexpensesnotreimbursedby insurancetheseareasfollows: a) Tony&Jeanniebothreceivedcorrectiveeyesurgery,atatotalcostof$6,200 b) $2,300forbracesforthe12-yearold c) $1,800inco-paymentsforcoveredmedicalprocedures. d) $400inpaymentsforoverthecountermedications. e) $2,500attheurgentcareclinicforJeannie’sbrotherSamwhohurthisback helpinghersetuptheartexhibitsinMay.Heisnottheirdependent. f) Theypay$7,500inhealthinsurancepremiumstocoverthefamily. 8) TheNelson’sspent$14,100inhomemortgageinterestontheiroriginal acquisitioncostof$800,000from2014.Theydonothaveanyadditional mortgagedebt. 9) TheNelsonspaidquarterlyestimatedtaxpaymentsof$20,000perquarter, basedontheir2018liabilitywhichwasatotalof$72,000. Exam2–TakeHome 4 Usingtheaboveinformationanswerthefollowingquestionsusing theexcelspreadsheetattached,besuretoshowyourwork: A. (10points)ComputethenettaxableincomefromNelsonEngineering. B. (10points)ComputethenettaxableincomerelatedtoJeannie’sAbstracts. C. (20points)Computethegains/(losses)relatedtotheNelsonfamily’ssaleof assetsandtheappropriateclassifications D. (10points)ComputetheitemizeddeductionsoftheNelsonfamily. E. (10points)ReviewandcomputetheamountdeductibleasQBI. F. (10points)ComputetheAdjustedGrossIncomeoftheNelsons. G. (10points)ComputethetaxableincomefortheNelsons. H. (10points)BasedontheinformationprovideddetermineiftheNelsons qualifyforanytaxcreditsandifso,computethecredit(s). I. (10points)Computethetotaltaxliabilityfor2019takingintoaccountthe characterofthetaxableincomecomputedinpartGabove. Understandingthespreadsheet. Thespreadsheetcontainsseveralsheetswhereinformationneedstobeentered. Manyoftheitemsonthefirstsheet,titled“Summary”areinputonothersheets withinthespreadsheetandcarryovertothesummarysheet. Withinthespreadsheetitemsthatrequireyourattentionandinputarehighlighted inabluebackground. Lineswheretheamountiscomputedinanotherareaofthespreadsheetare indicatedinorangeanddoubleunderlined.Thus,youshouldnotneedtoinput anythinginthesecells. Computedcellsareingrey.Thesecellsalsodonotrequireinput.
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Summary
    Tony & Jeannie Nelson
    Summary of Tax Return
    2019
    Description    Amount    Subtotal    Totals        Explanation/Computations as needed
    Salary & Wage Income    10,000
    Net Income from Nelson Engineering    442,300
    Net Income from Jeannie Art    11,650
    Interest Income
    S/T Capital Gains    250
    Other Ordinary Income
    Ordinary Income    464,200
    L/T Capital Gains 28%    8,400
    L/T Capital Gains 25%    - 0
    L/T Capital Gains 0/15/20    30,250
    Other Income
    Total Gross Income        502,850
    Adjustments:
    Total Adjustments FOR AGI        - 0
    Adjusted Gross Income        502,850
    Itemized or Standard Deduction    131,800
    Qualified Business Deduction    105,500
    Total Deductions FROM AGI        237,300
    Taxable Income            265,550
    Ordinary Taxable Income        226,900
    L/T Capital Gains 28%        8,400
    L/T Capital Gains 25%        - 0
    L/T Capital Gains 0/15/20        30,250
    Taxable Income            265,550
    Tax on Ordinary Income        42,804
    Tax on LTCG 28%        2,352
    Tax on LTCG 25%        - 0
    Tax on LTCG 0/15/20        6,050
    Tax on Taxable Income            51,206
    Other Taxes:
    Net Investment Income Tax        - 0
    Self-Employment Tax        - 0
    Additional Medicare Tax        3,863
    Total Other Taxes            3,863
    Total Tax            55,069
    Credits:
    Child Tax Credit    6,000
    Total Credits        6,000
    Prepayments        80,000
    Total Credits & Prepayments            86,000
    Amount Due (Refund)            (30,931)
Nelson Engineering
    Tony & Jeannie Nelson
    Nelson Engineering
    2019
    Item Description                Amount        Explanation/Computations as needed
    Revenue                702,000
    Cost of Goods Sold                - 0
    Gross Profit                702,000
    Business Expenses:
    Wages            196,000
    Rent Expense            $ 38,000.0
    Taxes            15,000
    Utilities            - 0
    Depreciation            3,400
    Interest            1,400            2400/12=200 x 7 = 1400
    Travel            1,100            (200*2)+400=800 +300 = 1100
    Entertainment
    Meals            400            50% of expense allowed on client meetings and entertainment deduction not allowed
    Other Expenses            4,400
    Total Expenses                259,700
    Net Business Taxable Income (Loss)                442,300
    Self Employment Tax Deduction
Jeannie Abstracts
    Tony & Jeannie Nelson
    Jeannie Abstracts
    2019
    Item Description                Amount        Explanation/Computations as...
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