16. Is this statement true about underpayment penalties. A. The taxpayer will never receive an underpayment penalty as long as their taxes are paid before their original due date. B. If this is for the first time you have received this penalty you may request a penalty abatement with the IRS. C. Penalties are assessed when the tax is underpaid by more than 50%.

16. Is this statement true about underpayment penalties. A. The taxpayer will never receive an underpayment penalty as long as their taxes are paid before their original due date. B. If this is for the first time you have received this penalty you may request a penalty abatement with the IRS. C. Penalties are assessed when the tax is underpaid by more than 50%.

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Chapter7: Employee Earnings And Deductions

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11.A taxpayer is claiming tax preparation expense as a legal and professional fee. They paid $430 at your office last year. The forms breakdown by cost is as follows: Form 1040- $100 Form Sch. C- $125 Form SE- $55 Form 8867- $75 Form 8863- $75 What is the correct amount that can be deducted on their Schedule C for the current year? Choose one answer. a. $280 b. $180 c. $355 d. $430
20.A taxpayer certificate of deposit that was set to mature the end of next year is needed for a down payment on their residence the taxpayer decided to cash out the certificate of deposit now is the following scenario accurate. A. The taxpayer must report their total amount of interest and can deduct the penalty on their tax return. B. The total interest income of $1,600 and a taxpayer early withdrawal penalty is $300 the taxpayer net the two amount together and report $1300 interest on a schedule B. C. Both the total interest amount in the early withdrawal penalties are reported to the taxpayer on form 1099-INT.
3. Choosing the standard deduction or itemized deductions The IRS allows you to reduce your adjusted gross income by either the amount of your standard deduction based on your filing status, or by the sum of your Itemized deductions. The following statement refers to deductions from adjusted gross income. The government estimates a likely amount of tax-deductible expenses for each filing status to determine the The U.S. Individual Income Tax Return (Form 1040) Schedule A lists six areas of itemized deductions. Which of the following can be included in Itemized deductions? Check all that apply. Interest you paid O Casualty and theft losses not paid by insurance ORetirement plan contributions DUnemployment compensation O Medical and dental expenses not paid by insurance in excess of 10% of adjusted gross income
43. True or False. If the debt is canceled due to services rendered by the debtor, the basis of tax is the value of the service rendered.
These statements are presented to you for evaluation:Statement I - A deficient but not delinquent taxpayer is not required to pay 25% penalty but has to pay 12% interest of the deficiency tax.Statement II - A delinquent taxpayer is required to pay 50% penalty and 20% interest on his tax delinquency.In your evaluation of the foregoing statements: Group of answer choices Only Statement II is true. Both statements are false. Both statements are true. Only Statement I is true.
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