Scenario a. Roger's, Inc., already owns another restaurant in town and wants to expand. Roger's, Inc. opens the new restaurant in May of the current year. Under this scenario Roger may deduct $ 14,000 Under this scenario Roger may deduct the amount in the year incurred (last year). Scenario b. Assume that Roger's, Inc. is in the book selling business, and it wants to move into the restaurant business. It opens the restaurant in May of the current year. Under this scenario Roger may deduct
Scenario a. Roger's, Inc., already owns another restaurant in town and wants to expand. Roger's, Inc. opens the new restaurant in May of the current year. Under this scenario Roger may deduct $ 14,000 Under this scenario Roger may deduct the amount in the year incurred (last year). Scenario b. Assume that Roger's, Inc. is in the book selling business, and it wants to move into the restaurant business. It opens the restaurant in May of the current year. Under this scenario Roger may deduct
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Transcribed Image Text:During November and December of last year, Roger's, Inc., incurred the following expenses in investigating the feasibility of opening a new restaurant in town:
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Scenario a. Roger's, Inc., already owns another restaurant in town and wants to expand. Roger's, Inc. opens the new restaurant in May of the current year.
Under this scenario Roger may deduct
$ 14,000
Under this scenario Roger may deduct the amount in the
year incurred (last year).
Scenario b. Assume that Roger's, Inc. is in the book selling business, and it wants to move into the restaurant business. It opens the restaurant in May of the current year.
Under this scenario Roger may deduct
Expenses
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Expenses for a market survey
$ 4,200
Expenses to identify potential suppliers of goods $ 8,600
Expenses to identify a proper location
$ 1,200
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