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Goshia [24]
3 years ago
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Alison incurs the following research expenditures. In-house wages $125,000 In-house supplies 12,500 Paid to ABC, Inc., for resea

rch services 175,000 If required, round your answers to the nearest whole dollar. a. Determine the amount of Alison's qualified research expenditures for the tax year. $fill in the blank 1 b. If the taxpayer's that the base amount is $150,000, what is Alison's incremental research activities credit
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Rom4ik [11]3 years ago
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a. The amount of Alison's qualified research expenditures for the tax year is $251,250.

b.  Alison's incremental research activities credit is $20,250.

a. Alison's qualified research expenditures:

Qualified research expenditures=In-house wages+ In-house supplies+ (Research services× 65%)

Qualified research expenditures=$125,000+$12,500+ ($175,000×65%)

Qualified research expenditures=$125,000+$12,500+$113,750

Qualified research expenditures=$251,250

b.  Alison's incremental research activities credit:

Incremental research activities credit=(Qualified research expenditures-Base amount)×20%

Incremental research activities credit=($251,250-$150,000)×20%

Incremental research activities credit=$101,250×20%

Incremental research activities credit=$20,250

Inconclusion  the amount of Alison's qualified research expenditures for the tax year is $251,250 and Alison's incremental research activities credit is $20,250.

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