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schepotkina [342]
4 years ago
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harlotte traveled to Annapolis to attend a 3-day business conference. After her meetings concluded, she stayed 2 additional days

sightseeing. Charlotte's airfare was $400 and she paid $110 per night for lodging and $20 a day for incidentals. How much of Charlotte's costs can be deducted as a business expense
Business
1 answer:
ExtremeBDS [4]4 years ago
6 0

Answer:

$790

Explanation:

Charlotte attended a 3 day business conference.

She stayed 2 additional days after the conference.

Her airfare was $400

Lodging was $110 per night

Incidentals were $20 a day.

Charlotte's business expense includes thus,

Lodgings for 3 days which is $110 * 3 =$330

Incidentals for 3 days which is $20 * 3= $60

Airfare=$400

Total cost as a business expense= $330 + $60 + $400= $790.

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