Chapter 6 - In-class examples

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a. Description Amount (1) Modified AGI (2) Amount of interest paid up to $2,500 (3) Phase-out (reduction) percentage (4) Phase-out amount (reduction in maximum) $0 Deductible interest expense $0 b. Description Amount (1) Modified AGI (2) Amount of interest paid up to $2,500 (3) Phase-out (reduction) percentage (4) Phase-out amount (reduction in maximum) $0 Deductible interest expense $0 c. Description Amount (1) Modified AGI (2) Amount of interest paid up to $2,500 (3) Phase-out (reduction) percentage (4) Phase-out amount (reduction in maximum) $0 Deductible interest expense $0 Lionel is an unmarried law student at State University Law School, a qualified ed Lionel used the loan proceeds to pay his law school tuition. Calculate the amoun a. Lionel's AGI before deducting interest on higher-education loans is $50,000. b. Lionel's AGI before deducting interest on higher-education loans is $84,000. c. Lionel's AGI before deducting interest on higher-education loans is $95,000.
Explanation Lesser of amount paid or $2,500 (2) x (3) (2) - (4) Explanation Lesser of amount paid or $2,500 [(1)- 75,000]/15,000 , limited to 100 percent (2) x (3) (2) - (4) Explanation Lesser of amount paid or $2,500 [(1)- 75,000]/15,000 , limited to 100 percent (2) x (3) (2) - (4) ducational institution. This year Lionel borrowed $24,000 from County Bank and paid interest of $1, nts Lionel can deduct for interest on higher-education loans under the following circumstances:
,440.
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Dan has AGI of $50,000 and paid the following taxes during this tax year. Calculate how much Dan can de State income tax withholding $1,400 State income tax estimated payments 750 Federal income tax withholding 3,000 Social Security tax withheld from wages 2,100 State excise tax on liquor 400 Automobile license (based on the car’s wei 300 State sales tax paid 475 Deductible taxes State income tax withholding State income tax estimated payments Federal income tax withholding Social Security tax withheld from wages State excise tax on liquor Automobile license (based on the car’s weight) State sales tax paid
educt for taxes as an itemized deduction this year.
Dentist charges 900 1,800 500 300 2,100 250 450 Medical insurance premiums (not through an exchange) 775 7,075 a.Calculate the amount of medical expenses that will be included with Simpson’s itemized deducti Medical expenses non-deductible over-the-counter dru Deductible medical expenses - floor limit 7.5% x AGI 50,000 Medial deductions for itemized - Medical expenses non-deductible reimbursement reduced by reimburs Deductible medical expenses - 7.5% x AGI 50,000 floor limit Medial deductions for itemized - Simpson, age 45, is a single individual who is employed full time by Duff Corporation. This year Sim medical expenses: Physician charges Optical charges Cost of eyeglasses Hospital charges Prescription drugs Over-the-counter drugs b. Suppose that Simpson was reimbursed for $250 of the physician's charges and $1,200 for the that will be included with Simpson’s itemized deductions after any applicable limitations.
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tions after any applicable limitations. ugs are not qualified medical expenses sements mpson reports AGI of $50,000 and has incurred the following e hospital costs. Calculate the amount of medical expenses
mortgage interest mortgage: 800,000 pre Dec 16, 2017 interest on home equity loan mortage interest on vacation home mortgage: 200,000 pre Dec 16, 2017 Total deductible interest - This year, Major Healy paid $40,000 of interest on a mortgage on his home (he borrowed $800,000 to buy the residence in 2015; $900,000 original purchase price and value at purchase), $6,000 of interest on a $120,000 home equity loan on his home (loan proceeds were used to buy antique cars), and $10,000 of interest on a mortgage on his vacation home (borrowed $200,000 to purchase the home in 2010; home purchased for $500,000). Major Healy’s AGI is $220,000. How much interest expense can Major Healy deduct as an itemized deduction?
Donee Item Cost FMV Hobbs Medical Center IBM stock $5,000 $22,000 long-term capital gain State Museum Antique painting 5,000 3,000 not a capital property A needy family Food and clothes 400 250 family is not a qualifie United Way Cash 8,000 8,000 public Charity Calculate Calvin's charitable contribution deduction and carryover (if any) assuming Calvin's AGI under the following circumstances: a.Calvin’s AGI is $100,000. Description Amount Explanation (1) AGI (2) 60% contributions Cash contribution (3) 60% AGI contribution limit (1) × 60% (4) Allowable 60% deductions Least of (2) or (3) (5) 50% contributions painting (6) 50% AGI contribution limit [(1) × 50%] − (4) (7) Allowable 50% deductions Least of (5) or (6) (8) 30% contributions stock (9) 30% AGI contribution limit (1) × 30% (10) Remaining 50% AGI contribution limit (6) − (7) (11) Allowable 30% deductions Least of (8), (9), or (10) Deductible charitable contributions $0 (4) + (7) + (11) b.Calvin’s AGI is $100,000, but the painting is worth $10,000. Description Amount Explanation (1) AGI (2) 60% contributions Cash contribution (3) 60% AGI contribution limit (1) × 60% (4) Allowable 60% deductions Least of (2) or (3) Calvin reviewed his canceled checks and receipts this year (2023) for charitable contributions, which included an antique painting and IBM stock. He h the painting since 2005.
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(5) 50% contributions (6) 50% AGI contribution limit [(1) × 50%] − (4) (7) Allowable 50% deductions Least of (5) or (6) (8) 30% contributions stock + painting (9) 30% AGI contribution limit (1) × 30% (10) Remaining 50% AGI contribution limit (6) − (7) (11) Allowable 30% deductions Least of (8), (9), or (10) Deductible charitable contributions $0 (4) + (7) + (11) $2,000 is carried over to next year subject to the 30 percent of AGI limit.
n property y because it has not appreciated in value ed charity has owned the IBM stock and