Explanation:
On the books of Shore Co
Cash A/c Dr $111,560
Sales discount A/c $2,240 ($11,2000 x 2%)
To Accounts receivable A/c $113,800 ($112,000 + $1,800)
(Being cash is received)
On the books of Blue star
Accounts payable A/c Dr $113,800 ($112,000 + $1,800)
To Merchandise inventory A/c $2,240 ($11,2000 x 2%)
To Cash A/c $111,560
(Being cash is paid)
Solution :
QBI 300000 W-2 wages 40000
Taxable 3814000 QBP 10000
income
W-2 limit
Phase greater of
out MFJ
Start 315000 50% of W-2 20000
Finish 415000 or 25% of W-2 10250
+ 2.5% of QBP
Selected 20000 Being higher As part 1
Taxable income above phase out
66%
Now applying gross deduction and phase out
Gross deduction Being 20% of QBI = 66000
Less : wage limit of QBI - 20000
Phase out % x 66%
Phase out amount 30,360
Final deduction = gross deduction- phase out amount
= 66,000 - 30,360
= 35,640
Answer:
C. Nicholas is not required to recognize gross income, but must reduce his cost basis in the land to $130,000
Explanation:
Answer:
Crimson may not be able to deduct any of the cost incurred. In other words these expenses are inadmissible.
Explanation:
As per scenario given in the above question, Crimson Inc., may not be able to deduct any cost which is incurred related to the entertainment expenses because many changes has been made in the tax cuts and Jobs act,2017. These changes does not allowed deduction of the entertainment and business meals expenses.
In the year 2018, the entertainment expenses could not be deducted according to the tax laws applicable on the companies. Thus, the costs will not be deducted.
