Norah, who gives music lessons, is a calendar-year taxpayer…
Norah, who gives music lessons, is a calendar-year taxpayer using the cash-basis accounting. On October 1 of this year, she received $1,200 for a one-year contract beginning on that date to provide 10 lessons. She gave 6 lessons this year. How much should Norah include in income this year?
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In 2021 Bonnie, a sole proprietor, loaned her employee, John, $10,000 to help him buy a car. In 2023, before he repaid the $10,000, Bonnie told John that she was “tearing up” the $10,000 note in recognition of his strong job performance. How should John treat the amount forgiven?
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Kate is single and a homeowner. In 2023, she has property taxes on her home of $4,000, pays state income taxes of $5,000, makes charitable contributions of $3,000, and pays home mortgage interest of $6,000. Kate’s adjusted gross income for 2023 is $77,000.Required: Compute her taxable income for 2023. Please show supporting computations.
Read DetailsAn outpatient arrives at an imaging clinic for a fluoroscopy…
An outpatient arrives at an imaging clinic for a fluoroscopy study that is ordered from his physician. The exam begins, and after some time the fluoroscopy timer alerts the radiographer that 5 minutes of fluoroscopy have been used. The radiographer notes the time and continues with the exam. When the procedure is completed, the technologist notices that the total amount of fluoroscopy time used was 9 minutes and 32 seconds, but fails to write it down. He dismisses the patient, cleans the room, and closes the procedure in the system. The radiographer goes to the workstation to complete the documentation for the procedure, cannot recall the total amount of fluoroscopy time, and it is no longer visible in the equipment. He remembers that the 5-minute timer sounded once, so he decides to document that only 5 minutes of fluoroscopy was used. This is an example of an act of:
Read DetailsThere are health care options that now provide terminally il…
There are health care options that now provide terminally ill patients with some control over their death. ______ provide an individual a means to direct health care if a situation arises in which he/she is unable to make a health care related decision.
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