Question 1

Any pre-tax amount elected by an employee as a contribution to a § 401(k) plan that does not exceed the statutory limit is not includible in gross income in the year of deferral and is 100% vested.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Faith just graduated from college and she needs advice on the tax treatment of the costs she incurs in connection with her first job (a loan officer at a bank).Specifically, she wants to know about the following items:

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The answer of Faith just graduated from college and she...

Question 3

Alexis (a CPA and JD) sold her public accounting practice in Des Moines and accepted a job with the Seattle office of a national accounting firm.Her moving expenses are not deductible because she has changed employment status (i.e., went from self-employed to employee).

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

In the current year, Bo accepted employment with a Kansas City law firm after graduating from law school.Her expenses for the year are listed below:
  Since Bo worked just part of the year, her salary was only $32,100.In terms of deductions from AGI, how much does Bo have?

Accepted Answer

$770.AGI is $30,000 [$32,100 (salary) - ...

Question 5

In November 2012, Katie incurs unreimbursed moving expenses to accept a new job. Katie cannot deduct any of these expenses when she timely files her 2012 income tax return since she has not yet satisfied the 39-week time test.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Once set for a year, when might the IRS change the rate for the automatic mileage method?

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Changes in the past have been ...

Exam 9: Deductions: Employee and Self-Employed Related Expenses

In November 2012, Katie incurs unreimbursed moving expenses to accept a new job. Katie cannot deduct any of these expenses when she timely files her 2012 income tax return since she has not yet satisfied the 39-week time test.

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Once set for a year, when might the IRS change the rate for the automatic mileage method?

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Alexis (a CPA and JD) sold her public accounting practice in Des Moines and accepted a job with the Seattle office of a national accounting firm.Her moving expenses are not deductible because she has changed employment status (i.e., went from self-employed to employee).

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Any pre-tax amount elected by an employee as a contribution to a § 401(k) plan that does not exceed the statutory limit is not includible in gross income in the year of deferral and is 100% vested.

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Faith just graduated from college and she needs advice on the tax treatment of the costs she incurs in connection with her first job (a loan officer at a bank).Specifically, she wants to know about the following items:

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In the current year, Bo accepted employment with a Kansas City law firm after graduating from law school.Her expenses for the year are listed below: Since Bo worked just part of the year, her salary was only $32,100.In terms of deductions from AGI, how much does Bo have?

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$770.AGI is $30,000 [$32,100 (salary) - ...
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Exam 9: Deductions: Employee and Self-Employed Related Expenses

In November 2012, Katie incurs unreimbursed moving expenses to accept a new job. Katie cannot deduct any of these expenses when she timely files her 2012 income tax return since she has not yet satisfied the 39-week time test.

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Once set for a year, when might the IRS change the rate for the automatic mileage method?

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Alexis (a CPA and JD) sold her public accounting practice in Des Moines and accepted a job with the Seattle office of a national accounting firm.Her moving expenses are not deductible because she has changed employment status (i.e., went from self-employed to employee).

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Any pre-tax amount elected by an employee as a contribution to a § 401(k) plan that does not exceed the statutory limit is not includible in gross income in the year of deferral and is 100% vested.

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Faith just graduated from college and she needs advice on the tax treatment of the costs she incurs in connection with her first job (a loan officer at a bank).Specifically, she wants to know about the following items:

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In the current year, Bo accepted employment with a Kansas City law firm after graduating from law school.Her expenses for the year are listed below: Since Bo worked just part of the year, her salary was only $32,100.In terms of deductions from AGI, how much does Bo have?

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Changes in the past have been ...
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$770.AGI is $30,000 [$32,100 (salary) - ...
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