Jessie is a single taxpayer. She earned $90,000 of self-employment income from her consulting business in 2022 (Schedule C). She has W-2 wages of $22,000 and qualified property of $75,000. This is her only source of income. Jessie is a single taxpayer. She earned $90,000 of self-employment income from her consulting business in 2022 (Schedule C). She has W-2 wages of $22,000 and qualified property of $75,000. This is her only source of income. What is Jessie's allowable QBI deduction (applying all potential limits)? a. $0 b. $11,000 c. $14,138 d. $18,000 e. $7,382 Jessie is a single taxpayer. She earned $90,000 of self-employment income from her consulting business in 2022 (Schedule C). She has W-2 wages of $22,000 and qualified property of $75,000. This is her only source of income. Disregarding your QBI calculations above, assume Jessie's QBI deduction is $8,000 and she has $14,800 of itemized deductions for the year. What is Jessie's taxable income for the year? a. $82,000 b. $75,642 c. $62,692 d. $60,842 e. $54,483 What is Jessie's total self-employment tax? a. $83,115 b. $10,306 c. $18,912 d. $12,717 Jessie is a single taxpayer. She earned $90,000 of self-employment income from her consulting business in 2022 (Schedule C). She has W-2 wages of $22,000 and qualified property of $75,000. This is her only source of income. What is Jessie's potential QBI deduction (before applying any applicable limits)? a. $0 b. $18,000 c. $12,000 d. $9,000 An office building was purchased on December 9th several years ago for $2,500,000. The purchase price was allocated as follows: building $1,900,000 and land $600,000. During the current year, the 10thyear, the building was sold on March 10th. Calculate the maximum depreciation expense for the real property during the current year, rounded to the nearest whole number. a. $48,716 b. $24,358 c. $10,149 d. $0 e. None of these Jessie is a single taxpayer. She earned $90,000 of self-employment income from her consulting business in 2022 (Schedule C). She has W-2 wages of $22,000 and qualified property of $75,000. This is her only source of income. Disregarding your QBI calculations above, assume Jessie's QBI deduction is $8,000 and she has $14,800 of itemized deductions for the year. What is Jessie's taxable income for the year? a. $82,000 b. $75,642 c. $62,692 d. $60,842 e. $54,483
Jessie is a single taxpayer. She earned $90,000 of self-employment income from her consulting business in 2022 (Schedule C). She has W-2 wages of $22,000 and qualified property of $75,000. This is her only source of income. Jessie is a single taxpayer. She earned $90,000 of self-employment income from her consulting business in 2022 (Schedule C). She has W-2 wages of $22,000 and qualified property of $75,000. This is her only source of income. What is Jessie's allowable QBI deduction (applying all potential limits)? a. $0 b. $11,000 c. $14,138 d. $18,000 e. $7,382 Jessie is a single taxpayer. She earned $90,000 of self-employment income from her consulting business in 2022 (Schedule C). She has W-2 wages of $22,000 and qualified property of $75,000. This is her only source of income. Disregarding your QBI calculations above, assume Jessie's QBI deduction is $8,000 and she has $14,800 of itemized deductions for the year. What is Jessie's taxable income for the year? a. $82,000 b. $75,642 c. $62,692 d. $60,842 e. $54,483 What is Jessie's total self-employment tax? a. $83,115 b. $10,306 c. $18,912 d. $12,717 Jessie is a single taxpayer. She earned $90,000 of self-employment income from her consulting business in 2022 (Schedule C). She has W-2 wages of $22,000 and qualified property of $75,000. This is her only source of income. What is Jessie's potential QBI deduction (before applying any applicable limits)? a. $0 b. $18,000 c. $12,000 d. $9,000 An office building was purchased on December 9th several years ago for $2,500,000. The purchase price was allocated as follows: building $1,900,000 and land $600,000. During the current year, the 10thyear, the building was sold on March 10th. Calculate the maximum depreciation expense for the real property during the current year, rounded to the nearest whole number. a. $48,716 b. $24,358 c. $10,149 d. $0 e. None of these Jessie is a single taxpayer. She earned $90,000 of self-employment income from her consulting business in 2022 (Schedule C). She has W-2 wages of $22,000 and qualified property of $75,000. This is her only source of income. Disregarding your QBI calculations above, assume Jessie's QBI deduction is $8,000 and she has $14,800 of itemized deductions for the year. What is Jessie's taxable income for the year? a. $82,000 b. $75,642 c. $62,692 d. $60,842 e. $54,483
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