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    This document contains 6 short passages that describe different tax scenarios involving individuals and businesses. The passages provide details about things like a married couple's business income, an individual selling stock to pay tuition, interest paid on student loans being deductible, and factors to consider when billing a client to receive income in the current or following year.

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    Solved Joey and Camilla Are Married and Have Three Children Ages

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    This document contains 6 short passages that describe different tax scenarios involving individuals and businesses. The passages provide details about things like a married couple's business income, an individual selling stock to pay tuition, interest paid on student loans being deductible, and factors to consider when billing a client to receive income in the current or following year.

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    (SOLVED) Joey and Camilla are married and have three

    children ages
    Joey and Camilla are married and have three children, ages 8, 16, and 18. They own a
    commercial cleaning business that is organized as a sole proprietorship and makes $120,000
    annually. They have $30,000 of other taxable income (net of allowable deductions).Identify the
    tax issue(s) posed by the facts presented. […]

    Victoria’s son needs $5,000 for tuition at the Motown School of Dance. Victoria, who is in the
    35% marginal tax rate bracket, intends to pay the tuition by selling stock worth $5,000 that she
    paid $2,000 for several years ago.Identify the tax issue(s) posed by the facts presented.
    Determine the […]

    While reading a State College alumni newsletter, Linh is surprised to learn that interest paid on
    student loans is deductible. Linh graduated from college 2 years ago and paid $1,200 in interest
    during the current year on loans that he took out to pay his college tuition.Identify the tax
    issue(s) […]

    Tina owns and operates Timely Turn Tables (TTT) as a sole proprietorship. TTT’s taxable
    income during the current year is $80,000. In addition to the TTT income, Tina has the following
    income and expenses during the current year:Interest income …. $11,000Royalty income …..
    28,000Deductions for AGI … 2,500Deductions from AGI […]

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    Elki would like to invest $50,000 in tax-exempt securities. He now has the money invested in a
    certificate of deposit that pays 5.75% annually. What rate of interest would the tax-exempt
    security have to pay to result in a greater return on Elki’s investment than the certificate of
    deposit? Work […]

    Art is in the 28% marginal tax bracket for 2011. He owes a $10,000 bill for business expenses.
    Because he reports taxable income on a cash basis, he can deduct the $10,000 in either 2011
    or 2012, depending on when he makes the payment. He can pay the bill at […]

    Inga, an attorney, completed a job for a client in November 2011. If she bills the client
    immediately, she will receive her $10,000 fee before the end of the year. By delaying the billing
    for a month, she will not receive the $10,000 until 2012.What factors should Inga consider in […]

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