Income Tax Fundamentals 2020
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Chapter 3, Problem 24P
To determine
Introduction: When a business is operated from home, taxpayers can claim deductions but with certain strict limits imposed by tax laws. The general rule says that home office deduction is not allowed for dwelling units used by the taxpayer as a residence, the deduction is allowed if the home office is used on regular basis as a place of business, if the area is used for both business and personal purpose then the deduction is not allowed.
A’s home office deductions.
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