ACCT 553 Week 3 Homework
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<strong>ACCT</strong> <strong>553</strong> <strong>Week</strong> 3<br />
<strong>Homework</strong><br />
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(Chapter 7)<br />
1. In your “own” words, please describe what a “Suspended Loss”<br />
is, how it is generated and when it is becomes deductible. (5 pts)<br />
2. Please describe “Active Participation” as it relates to a taxpayer’s<br />
involvement in an investment in Real Estate. (5 pts).<br />
(Chapter 8)<br />
3. Macy had a lot of medical expenses this year that were not<br />
covered by her insurance (either due to a deductible, co-insurance,<br />
or co-pay). Her un-reimbursed qualifying medical expenses total<br />
$8,356 and her AGI for 2013 is $45,000. Assuming she will<br />
itemize on her 2013 tax return, how much of her medical expenses<br />
will she be able to deduct? (5 pts)<br />
4. Heather & Terry have a mortgage on their primary residence of<br />
$750,000 and a mortgage on their vacation home of $410,000. In<br />
2013, they incurred $46,400 of mortgage interest expense. How<br />
much, if any, of that interest is deductible on Schedule A? (5 pts)<br />
7-7 Differentiate between the following: active income, passive<br />
income, and portfolio income.<br />
7-13 Briefly, what is “material participation”? Why is the<br />
determination of whether a taxpayer materiallyparticipates<br />
important?<br />
7-46 Mary Beth is a CPA, devoting 3,000 hours per year to her<br />
practice. She also owns an office building in which she rents out<br />
space to tenants. She devotes none of her time to the management<br />
of the office building. She has a property management firm make<br />
all management decisions for her. During 2012, she incurred a loss,<br />
for tax purposes, of $30,000 on the office building. How must Mary<br />
Beth treat this loss on her 2012 tax return?