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Bumek [7]
3 years ago
9

Mike Hansen has adjusted gross income of $28,000. During the year, Mike decided he needed a larger home. He purchased a home on

a golf course in the same town as his first home. Mike incurred $7,500 in moving expenses. How much of this can he deduct from adjusted gross income?
Business
1 answer:
masya89 [10]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: The whole of $7,500 moving expenses

Explanation:Mike Hansen is entitled to the deduction of $7,500 moving expenses  from his adjusted gross income.  

The IRS now allows employees to deduct any moving expenses incurred by them to be deducted from their adjusted gross income before taxation.

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Classified Balance Sheet

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Assets

Current Assets:

Cash                                           $67,000

Short-term investments             182,000

Accounts receivable                  123,000  

Allowance for uncollectible         (8,000)

Inventory                                    215,000

Receivables from employees    40,000

Notes receivable (short-term)   67,000

Interest receivable                     12,000

Prepaid expenses (for 2022)    16,000

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Land                                         280,000

Building                                 1,550,000

Accumulated depreciation    (620,000)  

Equipment                               637,000

Accumulated depreciation    (210,000)

Patent (net)                              152,000

Franchise (net)                         40,000

Notes receivable                    183,000

Long-term investments          35,000

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Dividends payable (payable on 1/16/2022) 10,000

Interest payable                                            16,000

Income taxes payable                                 40,000

Deferred revenue                                       48,000

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Total Long-term liabilities                                          $312,000

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670,000 shares issued & outstanding 2,000,000

Retained earnings                                      146,000

Total Equity                                                            $2,146,000

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Short-term investments          182,000

Accounts receivable               123,000

Long-term investments           35,000

Inventory                                 215,000

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Prepaid expenses (for 2022)  16,000

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Building                              1,550,000

Equipment                            637,000

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Interest receivable                12,000

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Accumulated depreciation—equipment    210,000

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Dividends payable (payable on 1/16/2022) 10,000

Interest payable                                            16,000

Income taxes payable                                  40,000

Deferred revenue                                        60,000

Notes payable                                            300,000

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