Question options:
a) NeNe can exclude all of the housing payment because she worked more than 330 days overseas
b) 16,128
c) 23,872
d) 14,112
e) None of her salary can be excluded from gross income
Answer:
a) NeNe can exclude all of the housing payment because she worked more than 330 days overseas
Explanation:
US citizens working and living abroad would still have to remit taxes to the US, albeit with exclusions.
Under US tax law, IRS states that US citizens may deduct/exclude the value of meal and lodging expenses granted to them by the employer. Under the foreign housing exclusion, Nene qualifies for the benefits of housing exclusion because she has a foreign earned income and has lived at least 330 days within a period of 12 consecutive months in the foreign country.
Answer:
a. 19.750 b. 138.250
Explanation:
A. We divide 158.000 by 8 to get the amount per year
158.000/8= 19.750
- Amortization expense (Db) 19.750
- Accumulated amortization (Cr) 19.750
B. On the balance sheet at the end of the first year, we would subtract those 19.750 to the gross value of the patent and the value of the patent would be
158.000 - 19.750 = 138.250
<u><em>Net carrying amount of the patent:</em></u><em> 138.250</em>
I would say 2189 as tax refunds ps the question is unfull
Answer: " DECREASES" .___________________________________
Answer:
$60,000
Explanation:
Sales Price $125,000
Less BV $140, 000
Loss on Sale $15,000
Equipment transferred at BV (Cost $140,000
Less Accumulated Depreciation. $40,000 $100,000 Depreciation.
For 2012
($100,000/5) $40,000 = $60,000
Therefore the Book Value at 12/31/2012 is $60,000
