Bean and D. Counter formed a partnership. During the current year, the partnership had the following income and expenses:    Gross income from operations $135,000 Gain on sale of antique abacus (a business asset) 4,000 Interest income from business bank account ​ 100 ​ Deductions: ​ Salaries to employees $65,000 Payroll taxes 5,000 Rent 8,000 Depreciation 3,500 Contribution to United Way charity 2,000 Foreign tax paid on overseas business deals ​ 3,000 ​ Distributions to the partners $40,000 ​ Calculate the net ordinary income.             List all of the other items that need to be separately reported.       If the partnership is on a calendar year tax basis, when is the partnership tax return due?

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  1. Bean and D. Counter formed a partnership. During the current year, the partnership had the following income and expenses:

  

Gross income from operations

$135,000

Gain on sale of antique abacus (a business asset)

4,000

Interest income from business bank account

100

Deductions:

Salaries to employees

$65,000

Payroll taxes

5,000

Rent

8,000

Depreciation

3,500

Contribution to United Way charity

2,000

Foreign tax paid on overseas business deals

3,000

Distributions to the partners

$40,000

  1. Calculate the net ordinary income.

 

 

 

 

 

 


  1. List all of the other items that need to be separately reported.

 

 

 


  1. If the partnership is on a calendar year tax basis, when is the partnership tax return due?

 

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Deductions allowed from ordinary income=Salary+Payroll Tax+Rent+Depreciation=$65,000+$5,000+$8,000+$3,500=$81,500

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Net ordinary income=Gross Ordinary income-Deductions allowed=$135,000-$81,500=$53,500

2.

Items that are to reported separately are;

  • Gain on Antique abacus as it is a capital gain.
  • Income from bank as interest income.
  • Charitable contribution.
  • Foreign tax paid as tax credits.
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