Lauren owns a condominium. In each of the following alternative situations, determine whether the condominium should be treated as a residence or a nonresidence for tax purposes. Lauren lives in the condo for 11 days and rents it out for 16 days. O Residence O Nonresidence
Lauren owns a condominium. In each of the following alternative situations, determine whether the condominium should be treated as a residence or a nonresidence for tax purposes. Lauren lives in the condo for 11 days and rents it out for 16 days. O Residence O Nonresidence
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Lauren owns a condominium. In each of the following alternative situations, determine whether the condominium should
be treated as a residence or a nonresidence for tax purposes.
b. Lauren lives in the condo for 11 days and rents it out for 16 days.
O Residence
O Nonresidence
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Lauren owns a condominium. In each of the following alternative situations, determine whether the condominium should
be treated as a residence or a nonresidence for tax purposes.
b. Lauren lives in the condo for 11 days and rents it out for 16 days.
O Residence
O Nonresidence
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Income includes all the income that belong to the taxpayer, both taxable and non-taxable. For income tax purpose gross income is taken into consideration. Gross income is the total income of the taxpayer from all the sources as reduced by the items that are excluded from income tax. The income from business is considered as ordinary income.
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