Chapter 1, Problem 26DQ

If the tax payer's claimed capital allowance for a car that registered under his personal name and the car was used in his business. What should I do to this issue as a tax agent?

An individual may choose not to claim in the current taxation year, the full amount of a tuition credit made in that year. Explain why this may be an appropriate course of action.

The IRS requires anyone who prepares or assists in preparing federal income tax returns for a fee to: O Apply for, and receive a Preparer Tax Identification Number from the IRS. O Pass a Qualifying Education course that is approved by the California Tax Education Council. Pay an annual fee of $50 to the Internal Revenue Service. O Apply for, and receive a Preparer Tax Identification Number from the California Tax Education Council.

2. What must the certified volunteer preparer do with Form 13614-C before starting the tax return? a. Make sure all questions on Form 13614-C are answered. b. Change "Unsure" answers to "Yes" or "No" based on a conversation with the taxpayer. c. Determine the certification level required to complete the return. d. All the above.

Calculator Which of the following statements best describes the purpose of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights? a.To grant to taxpayers the right to choose the time and method of payment of delinquent taxes b.To inform taxpayers of their rights in dealing with the IRS c.To inform taxpayers of the methods for properly completing their income tax returns d.To provide the IRS with additional enforcement powers e.None of these choices are correct.

If a calendar year taxpayer's 2021 individual income tax return is mailed on June 15, 2022, the statute of limitations would normally run out on: Oa. June 15, 2025 Ob. June 15, 2024 Oc. April 15, 2025 Od. April 15, 2024 Oe. None of these choices are correct.

A friend says to you, “I don’t understand how taxable temporary differences can be ‘liabilities’ and how deductible temporary differences can be ‘assets.’ It seems to me that these temporary differences relate only to the future and that accounting is based on ‘historical cost.’ In addition, the government frequently changes the tax laws, so no one knows what the future tax laws will be.” Required: Prepare a written response for your friend that explains why deferred tax assets and deferred tax liabilities are recognized and reported on a corporation’s balance sheet. Include a discussion of a valuation allowance.

Example 1 concludes that Miranda cannot deduct her annual CPA license fee because her mother paid it for her. Correspondingly, Example 2 concludes that Marty’s mother cannot deduct her annual property taxes since Marty paid them for her. Are these two examples consistent with the Tax Court’s reasoning in Lang? Why or why not? plzzz and asap..... (Hint: Example1 Miranda is a public accountant and is required by state law to have a license to practice public accounting. When the state license renewal fee comes due, Miranda is short of money and cannot renew her license. Miranda’s mother pays the license renewal fee for her so she can continue working as a public accountant. Can Miranda deduct the fee as a business expense? Discussion: The license renewal fee is Miranda’s business expense, and only she can deduct the payment of the fee. Because Miranda does not pay the license renewal fee, she is not allowed a deduction for the business expense. Because the license renewal fee is not…

Which of the following statements is false? Select one: O A. In general, individual taxpayers are required to file a tax return only if their gross income exceeds the standard deduction OB. The penalty for failure to file is more severe than the penalty for failure to pay OC. Taxpayers may file a tax return even when they are not required to do so to obtain a refund of income taxes withheld OD. Individual tax returns are always due on April 15 for calendar-year individuals