## Tax Treatment for a Vacation HomeAlicia and Marie own a vacation home at the beach. During the year, they rented the house for 42 days (six weeks) at $890 per week and used it for personal use for 58 days. The total costs of maintaining the home are as follows:- **Mortgage interest:** $4,200- **Property taxes:** $2,800- **Insurance:** $1,000- **Utilities:** $1,200- **Repairs:** $1,600- **Depreciation:** $3,500### Required:**Q1: What is the proper tax treatment of this information on their tax return using the Tax Court method?**- **Note:** Use 365 days in a year. Round your intermediate computations to 5 decimal places and final answers to the nearest whole dollar value.#### Schedule for Allocation:**Schedule E | Schedule A**- Income- Mortgage Interest- Property Taxes- Insurance- Utilities- Repairs- Depreciation- Net Income ### Allocation Options:**Q2: Are there options available for how to allocate the expenses between personal and rental use?**- You may select more than one answer. Click the box with the question mark to produce a check mark for a correct answer. Double click to empty the box for a wrong answer. Any boxes left with a question mark will be graded as incorrect.- [ ] Tax court method- [ ] IRS method- [ ] Direct allocation method- [ ] Appropriation method- [ ] Other rental methodThis exercise involves understanding the allocation of expenses and income between personal use and rental use of property for tax purposes. The image contains a section from a questionnaire related to tax treatment methods and rental income:1. **Tax Treatment Methods:** - Tax court method - IRS method - Direct allocation method - Apportionment method - Only rental method2. **Question:** - "What is the proper tax treatment of the rental income and expenses if Alicia and Marie rented the house for only 14 days?"Each method is presented as a checkbox option, suggesting that respondents can select one or more methods for marking. The question at the bottom asks specifically about the tax implications for short-term rentals, hinting at educational insight into temporary rental scenarios.

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