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ACC 330 Project One Milestone Two Template Instructions: Complete all six sections of the template. In item number five, you will also complete the Tax Organizer document. You will submit both documents upon completion. 1. Compare three tax positions by completing the table below : Criteria to Compare Position 1 Position 2 Position 3 Client ID 1111 1116 1127 Filing Status Single Married filing separate Single Dependents (list) Son - 1 No No Income Streams (list) Hardware store, retail manager, and Library. Total income: $88,225 Registered Nurse: $68,403 Server: 20,791 Other: 10,000 Deductions (list) Doctor co-pay: 10,550 Mortgage Interest: $7,685 Real Estate tax: $1,985 General Sales Tax: $1,116 Interest income: $100 Real estate tax $7,520 Student Loans interest: $8,530 Non-Cash Contributions: $750 Charitable contributions: General tax: 460 Gambling loss: $1,700 Qualified tuition: $5,058
Criteria to Compare Position 1 Position 2 Position 3 Cash Contributions: $3,000 $1,500 General tax: $433 Tax Credits (list) Child Tax Credit N/A American Opportunity Tax Credit (Hope) Other pertinent information (list) N/A N/A 1,200 in estimated tax for gambling winnings 2. Summarize the features of each tax position . Je Bio is a single dad, working three jobs. He can claim his son as a dependent and can earn up to 1,800 in tax credit for him. His taxable gross income is $88,225. His deductions are doctor copays of $10,550, mortgage interest of $7,685, real estate tax $1,985, general sales tax $1,116, cash contributions of $3,000.
Position 2: Jeffery Erickson, he is married but chose to file separately. His taxable gross income $68,403. He is claiming zero dependents and is claiming non-cash contribution of $750, charitable contributions $1,500, general tax of $433. Real estate tax is $7,520, student loan interest of $8,530, and interest income of $100. Position 3: Amir Gamal, is a server with a gross taxable income of $20,791. Their deductions are general tax 460, gambling loss of $1,700, and qualified tuition of $5,058. 3. Identify your chosen client’s tax position. Je Bio is a single dad, working three jobs. He can claim his son as a dependent and can earn up to 1,800 in tax credit for him. His taxable gross income is $88,225. His deductions are doctor copays of $10,550, mortgage interest of $7,685, real estate tax $1,985, general sales tax $1,116, cash contributions of $3,000. 4. Explain the characteristics of your chosen tax position . - Head of Household - Mutiple deductions
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- Child tax credit 5. Complete the Tax Organizer section (accessible from the Supporting Materials section of Project One Milestone Two Guidelines and Rubric), which has two steps. Complete the Tax Organizer using the data provided for the chosen tax position. It was very easy to follow and use. I liked the simplicity but the tax profiles could have been more detailed. 6. Tax Planning considerations based on the completed Tax organizer. Timing of income Purchases Retirement contributions Tax gain-loss harvesting – this uses a portfolio’s losses to offset overall capital gains. Long-term capital gain limits will be increasing to 0% for single filers whose income is no more than $47,025 Long-term capital gain limits will be increasing to 15% for single filers whose income is between $47,026 and $518,900 Long-term capital gain limits will be increasing to 20% tax for those who income is higher than that listed for the 15% tax
Annual gifting Medical deductions References: Kagan, J. (2022, May 28). Learn About Tax Planning . Investopedia. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/tax-planning.asp AOTC | Internal Revenue Service . (n.d.). Www.irs.gov . https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/individuals/aotc#:~:text=The %20American%20opportunity%20tax%20credit