.Bernardo, a Filipino businessman and practicing lawyer, had the following expenses                and losses for 2008: Real property taxes paid on his beach resort including   100 as interest 2,500 Value added tax 10,000 Losses from fire but recovered 100,000   from Insurance Company 150,000 Interest paid on his loan to his mother 1,500 Membership dues paid to Integrated Bar of the Phil. 500   Bad debts written off 20,000 Yearly depreciation on carki 5,000 Office furniture bought on July 1, 2008, with an   estimated life of 5 years 30,000 Loss on sale of residential lot held for 2 years 25,000 Entertaining sales supervisor and sales manager 4,000 Salaries to office and business personnel 160,000 Bernardo received a cash gift from his Uncle amounting to 25,000 but was stolen. The bad debts in No. 6 above refer to an uncollectible account of a debtor who died without leaving any properties. Required: Compute Bernardo's allowable deductions for his 2008 income tax return 2and explain the items not allowed to be deducted.

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.Bernardo, a Filipino businessman and practicing lawyer, had the following expenses                and losses for 2008:

Real property taxes paid on his beach resort including

 

100 as interest

2,500

Value added tax

10,000

Losses from fire but recovered 100,000

 

from Insurance Company

150,000

Interest paid on his loan to his mother

1,500

Membership dues paid to Integrated Bar of the Phil.

500

 

Bad debts written off

20,000

Yearly depreciation on carki

5,000

Office furniture bought on July 1, 2008, with an

 

estimated life of 5 years

30,000

Loss on sale of residential lot held for 2 years

25,000

Entertaining sales supervisor and sales manager

4,000

Salaries to office and business personnel

160,000

Bernardo received a cash gift from his Uncle amounting to 25,000 but was stolen. The bad debts in No. 6 above refer to an uncollectible account of a debtor who died without leaving any properties.

Required:

Compute Bernardo's allowable deductions for his 2008 income tax return 2and explain the items not allowed to be deducted.

 

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