George worked as a Salesman for Toyboat, Inc.
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PREPARE: 1040, Schedule A, C, and SE for Form 1040, and Forms 2106 and 8829
- George worked as a Salesman for Toyboat, Inc.
- Salary: $80,000 ($8,500 of Fed Income Taxes & $1,800 of State Income Withheld)
- Expense reimbursement of $5,000 from Employer for his employee business expenses
- Provide adequate expense records to employer and Return any excess reimbursement
- None of the reimbursement was for Meals/Entertainment
- Employer provides George with Medical Insurance worth $7,200 per year
- Personal Vehicle 24,000 miles during the year – Placed car in service on June 1, 2010.
- Logged 18,000 miles for sales calls to customer office, and remainder was personal mileage
- Uses standard Mileage rate method and the Business Miles driven are evenly during the year
- Purchased two season tickets; $4,000 - Takes a customer to every game; discuss some business before – during, and after games.
- Client lunches, $1,500 on business meals
- Took 5-day Business trip, Ended early so he spent the remaining 2-days sightseeing:
- Details of 5-day Business Trip Expenses: Airfare $200
Lodging $85 per day
Meals $50 per day
Taxicabs $20 per day
Marge Details:
- Self-employed; repairs rubber toy boats in basement of home
- 25% of the house’s square footage (basement)
- Business Code: 811490
- Details of Income & Expenses: Income from rubber toys $15,000
Cost of Supplies $ 5,000
Contract Labor $ 3,500
Business Calls $ 500
- Couples Home Cost $150,000 – which the cost of the land was $20,000
- The FMV of the house is $225,000 and Depreciable over a 39-yr recovery period
- Details of Additional Costs: Utility Bills $2,000
Real Estate Taxes $2,500
Mortgage Interest $4,500
Cash Charitable Contributions $3,500
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