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CHAPTER 3
BUSINESS EXPENSES AND RETIREMENT PLANS
Group 1 - Multiple Choice Questions
1. E (Section 3.1) 12. B (Section 3.4) 23. B (Section 3.7)
2. D (Section 3.1) 13. C (Section 3.5) 24. D (Section 3.8)
3. B (Section 3.2) 14. C (Section 3.5) 25. D (Section 3.8)
4. B (Section 3.2) 15. A (Section 3.6) 26. B (Section 3.8)
5. A (Section 3.2) 16. E (Section 3.6) 27. A (Section 3.9)
6. A (Section 3.2) 17. C (Section 3.6) 28. C (Section 3.9)
7. D (Section 3.2) 18. B (Section 3.6) 29. A (Section 3.9)
8. A (Section 3.2) 19. A (Section 3.6) 30. D (Section 3.10)
9. C (Section 3.2) 20. A (Section 3.6) 31. B (Section 3.10)
10. C (Section 3.3) 21. B (Section 3.6) 32. C (Section 3.10)
11. D (Section 3.4) 22. B (Section 3.7) 33. D (Section 3.10)
Group 2 - Problems
1. Rental income ($750 x 12 months) $9,000
Expenses:
Real estate taxes $1,250
Mortgage interest 1,500
Insurance 375
Repairs 562
Depreciation ($48,000/30 years) 1,600 -5,287
Net rental income $3,713
(Section 3.1)
2. Step 1: Gross income $4,000
Less expenses:
Rental portion of taxes ($950 x 6/12) -475
Rental portion of interest ($3,000 x 6/12) -1,500
Balance to utilities, maintenance and depreciation $2,025
Step 2: Utilities and maintenance ($1,800 x 6/12) -900
Balance to depreciation $1,125
Step 3: Depreciation ($4,500 x 6/12) = $2,250, but limited to $1,125 -1,125
Net income $ 0
(Section 3.1)
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3. a. $15,000 = $25,000 - (.50 x ($120,000 - 100,000)).
b. $0, no loss is allowed since the amount is a passive loss and the actively managed rental real estate
exception does not apply.
c. The unused losses may be carried forward to future tax years to reduce passive income in those years. Any loss not previously utilized may be deducted when the taxpayer's interest in the activity is sold. (Section 3.2)
4. See Form 8582 on page 53. (Section...