Robert ROSS, a recently retired professional athlete, is writing his memoirs. He intends to direct any royalties received on the book to his favorite charitable organization, Dana Farber Cancer...

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Robert ROSS, a recently retired professional athlete, is writing his memoirs. He intends to direct any royalties received on the book to his favorite charitable organization, Dana Farber Cancer Institute/The Jimmy Fund. He has not yet signed a contract with a publisher • Will the future royalties be included in Roy’s taxable gross income? • Why or why not? o If your answer is yes, is any alternative arrangement available that Roy might make to avoid gross income recognition? Student Requirements Format Date Address RE: Title of question Facts: Outline the facts and circumstances of the client’s issue. This would include the question. Law: Here you would cite your relevant case law AND why they are relevant to the client’s issue. Advisement: Interpret the law and advise the client accordingly. Closing: Let the client know you are available for questions. Signature PAPERS SHOULD BE 2-3 PAGES IN LENGTH AND SHOULD HAVE APPROPRIATE SPELLING, GRAMMAR AND PUNCTUATION YOU WILL BE GRADE ON THESE FACTORS, IN ADDITION TO YOUR INTERPRETATION, FORMATTING AND KNOWLEDGE ON THE SUBJECT MATTER
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Riddhi answered on Oct 21 2021
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Facts of the case
Robert Ross is a famous athlete, and he is writing his own memoirs. He aspires to direct all the
amount of royalty that he receives for the book to be directly transferred to Dana Faber Cancer Institute/ Jimmy Fund. This is just a thought process that Robert ross has, and he has not yet signed any contract with any publisher yet. He wishes to know whether this amount of royalty shall be included in his gross taxable income.
Law
Royalty income in general shall form part of gross taxable income and shall be reported in form 1040. Any royalty will be included in gross taxable income in the year of receipt of royalty income. An individual shall be allowed tax deduction for charity to qualified charitable institutions shall be to the extent of 60% of Taxpayer’s Adjusted Gross income (AGI) for cash contributions and for noncash contributions the limit is 50% of AGI. The same limit is increased to 100% for cash contributions to public charities. Dana faber is a charitable trust that is qualified charitable trust and shall be eligible for tax deduction.
IRS issued a temporary rule in 2005 for the benefit of royalty income contributed to...
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