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Medical expense is considered an itemized deduction, however it is limited to only 10% of the taxpayer’s AGI. It has been establish that the AGI is $75,000 and 10% of that is $7,500. The medical expense that is claim for is $7,102 is less than 10%, so the Bloughs should claim the medical expense deduction because it not against the rule. Charitable contribution can only be claim with proof because the amount exceeds $250. The Blough should take action of going the the bank if it was paid by check

30-Day Expense Tracking Essay The only challenge I experienced during this assignment was not having money to spend. Every day I either didn’t spend anything or only spent 40 cents for my lunch daily. There was once in awhile where I had some extra money and I saved it or didn’t spend it. There were a few times when my mother spent money on me or I went out dining a few times. My expenses were recorded at least once a week. Which I suppose isn’t the best idea if I’m going to be keeping track

Firm managers, owners, and lenders, keep track of the firm’s performance by reviewing financial statements, income statement, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows. This portfolio will explain the purpose of income statements and the types of expenses that are shown on an income statement. Also, clarify types of assets and claims of creditors and owners shown on a balance sheet. As well as define the three different accounts that comprise the owners’ equity section on a corporate balance sheet

Expenses in health care in the United States had been rising at an alarming rate the economy has been unable to keep up for many years, presenting challenges not only for Medicare Medicaid, but for the private sector as health care costs continued to consume a large portion of the nation's finances, Americans were forced to make difficult decision about whether to provide health care for their families or food on the table. Health care cost increased from 7.2 percent in 1970 to 17.9 percent in 2009

IRS Publication 535: Business Expenses [2015] defines rent as any amount you pay for the use of property you do not own. In general, you can deduct rent as an expense only if the rent is for property you use in your trade or business. Additionally to be deductible, the rent must be reasonable which means that the same amount you would pay to a stranger for use of the same property and the rent is paid to a related person. Chapter 2 of Publications 544 gives a list of related persons, and for the

Elizabeth would recognize the gains received by the corporation and would be taxed at their marginal tax rate (IRC Section 351, n.d.). Recommendation Maria and Jason, along with Robert and Elizabeth, must focus first on the initial setup of the organizational structure and the tax consequences on the corporation and individually before addressing the other factors of the organization, which are simple and easily addressed by discussing individual and group objectives. The first point to address

• Pregnancy related expenses, $0-$10,000 • Travel Fees, $350-$5,000 • Legal fees o Finalization, $650 - $5,000 o Additional Attorney fees, $0 - $2,000 • Out of state Agency fees, $3,000 - $10,000 These fees can total anywhere from $4,300-$39,300. (Independent Adoption Center). Of course there are reasons for these fees. There are good reasons for the fees that accrue during the adoption process. Adoption agencies are fully equipped with well-educated social workers to provide counseling for the adoptive

goods sold stayed steady over the years, only with a very little difference. On the other hand, SA’s expenses are continuing to go down due to the drop in oil prices, which in turns makes fuel cheaper. The numbers for one-time expenses were relatively low in 2010 and 2011. In 2012 though, there was an $8,450 credit. Due to in steady increase in revenue, the stability of cost of goods sold and expenses, profit is able

Current Year, Current Year Actual (Unaudited) Prior year Forecast Current Year Revenue and Expense: Sales (net) $9,000,000 $9,900,000 $9,720,000 Cost of Goods Sold 6,296,000 6,926,000 7,000,000 Gross Margin 2,704,000 2,974,000 2,720,000 General Expense 2,044,000 2,000,000 2,003,000 Depreciation 300,000 334,000 334,000 Operating Income $360,000 $640,000 $383,000 Interest Expense 60,000 110,000 75,000 Income Taxes (40%) 120,000 212,000 123,200 Net Income $180,000 $318,000

localities intensifies in the form of welfare and related expenses. The people who are not employed are turning increasingly to the welfare rolls as their payments run out for subsistence and giving up their search for vacant jobs. As a result, essential social services such as education end up struggling with other services for even smaller measures of federal reserves. In such cases, the schools end up on the drawing end of the most drastic cuts in a budget. States that are required to either reduce