Dominique and Terrell are joint owners of a bookstore. The business operates as an S corporation. Dominique owns 65%, and Terrellowns 35%. The business has the following results in the current year:RevenueBusiness expensesCharitable contributions$ 1,700,0001,105,00040,500Short-term capital losses3,7805,400Long-term capital gainsRequired:How do Dominique and Terrell report these items for tax purposes?RevenuesExpensescesOrdinary incomeCharitable contributionsS/T capital lossesL/T capital gainsTotalDominique (65%)Terrell (35%)Reporting Schedule

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Dominique and Terrell are joint owners of a bookstore. The business operates as an S corporation. Dominique owns 65%, and owns 35%. The business has the following results in the current year: Revenue Business expenses Charitable contributions Short-term capital losses Long-term capital gains Required: $ 1,700,000 1,105,000 40,500 3,780 5,400 How do Dominique and Terrell report these items for tax purposes? Revenues Expenses es Ordinary income Charitable contributions S/T capital losses L/T capital gains Total Dominique (65%) Terrell (35%) Reporting Schedule

Dominique and Terrell are joint owners of a bookstore. The business operates as an S corporation. Dominique owns 65%, and owns 35%. The business has the following results in the current year: Revenue Business expenses Charitable contributions Short-term capital losses Long-term capital gains Required: $ 1,700,000 1,105,000 40,500 3,780 5,400 How do Dominique and Terrell report these items for tax purposes? Revenues Expenses es Ordinary income Charitable contributions S/T capital losses L/T capital gains Total Dominique (65%) Terrell (35%) Reporting Schedule

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