Answer:
Hart's note should be reported at $10,000 and Maxx's note should be reported at $7,820
Explanation:
Since Hart's note is a current note (due within one year) it should be reported at future value = $10,000
Marxx's note must be reported at present value:
present value = future value x discount factor = {$10,000 [1 + (3% x 5)]} x 0.68
present value = $11,500 x 0.68 = $7,820
*we use simple interest to calculate the future value of Marxx's debt since Jet Co. doesn't charge compound interest
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Answer: $7,000
Explanation:
Interest deduction is allowed by the IRS if the loan was taken to improve the home. However, for married couples, only loans below the $750,000 limit can have their interest deducted.
The Sanchezes have paid off $500,000 of the principal of their previous loan so we will assume that was enough to get this new loan under the $750,000 limit.
Allowable interest deduction will therefore be:
= 100,000 * 7%
= $7,000
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