Mr. and Mrs. L are calendar-year, cash-basis taxpayers. They have their own business, which they operate as a sole proprietorship. In addition, they own several investments including a 4-year-old rental property in whose operations they do not materially participate. Mr. and Mrs. L are not involved in a real property trade or business for purposes of Sec. 469. In the current year, the rental property produced a net loss of $40,000 including interest expense of $90,000. In addition, Mr. and Mrs. L paid the following amounts of interest expense: Interest on home mortgage Interest on business loan Interest on loan to purchase 10,000 shares of ABC Corporation stock $ 4,500 35,500 A. $37,500 B. $2,000 C. $9,000 D. $0 45,000 $85,000 Mr. and Mrs. L had no dividend or interest income in the current year. If they file a joint return, what is the total amount deductible as investment interest on their 1040 for the current year?
Mr. and Mrs. L are calendar-year, cash-basis taxpayers. They have their own business, which they operate as a sole proprietorship. In addition, they own several investments including a 4-year-old rental property in whose operations they do not materially participate. Mr. and Mrs. L are not involved in a real property trade or business for purposes of Sec. 469. In the current year, the rental property produced a net loss of $40,000 including interest expense of $90,000. In addition, Mr. and Mrs. L paid the following amounts of interest expense: Interest on home mortgage Interest on business loan Interest on loan to purchase 10,000 shares of ABC Corporation stock $ 4,500 35,500 A. $37,500 B. $2,000 C. $9,000 D. $0 45,000 $85,000 Mr. and Mrs. L had no dividend or interest income in the current year. If they file a joint return, what is the total amount deductible as investment interest on their 1040 for the current year?
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Transcribed Image Text:Mr. and Mrs. L are calendar-year, cash-basis taxpayers. They have their own business, which they operate as a sole
proprietorship. In addition, they own several investments including a 4-year-old rental property in whose operations they
do not materially participate. Mr. and Mrs. L are not involved in a real property trade or business for purposes of Sec. 469.
In the current year, the rental property produced a net loss of $40,000 including interest expense of $90,000. In addition,
Mr. and Mrs. L paid the following amounts of interest expense:
Interest on home mortgage
Interest on business loan
Interest on loan to purchase 10,000
shares of ABC Corporation stock
$ 4,500
35,500
A. $37,500
B. $2,000
C. $9,000
D. $0
45,000
$85,000
Mr. and Mrs. L had no dividend or interest income in the current year. If they file a joint return, what is the total amount
deductible as investment interest on their 1040 for the current year?
Transcribed Image Text:Fred Harvey, a cash-basis taxpayer, elected to itemize his deductions on his Year 2 income tax return. Harvey plans to
itemize again in Year 3. The following information relating to his state income taxes is available:
Taxes withheld in Year 3
Refund received in Year 3 of Year 2 tax
Assessment paid in Year 3 of Year 1 tax
The above information should be reported by Harvey in his Year 3 tax return as
$2,500
500
700
A. State and local income taxes of $3,200.
B. State and local income taxes of $2,500.
C. State and local income taxes of $3,200 and gross income from state and local income tax refund of $500.
State and local income taxes of $2,700.
D.
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