Questions from Federal Taxation


Q: Faldo, Inc., provides medical coverage to employees through a self

Faldo, Inc., provides medical coverage to employees through a self-insured plan. Nick, the president of Faldo, receives $3,400 in medical expense reimbursements from the plan during the current year....

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Q: Hamid’s employer provides a high-deductible health plan ($1,

Hamid’s employer provides a high-deductible health plan ($1,300 deductible) and contributes $500 to each employee’s Health Savings Account. Hamid makes the maximum allowable contribution to his HSA....

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Q: Tia is married and is employed by Carrera Auto Parts. In

Tia is married and is employed by Carrera Auto Parts. In 2017, Carrera established high-deductible health insurance for all its employees. The plan has a $2,600 deductible for married taxpayers. Car...

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Q: Adam works during the summer as a fire watcher for the Oregon

Adam works during the summer as a fire watcher for the Oregon forest service. As such he spends 3 weeks in the woods in a forest service watchtower and then gets a week off. Because of the remotenes...

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Q: How is the calculation of taxable income for an individual different from

How is the calculation of taxable income for an individual different from the calculation of a corporation's taxable income?

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Q: Don is the production manager for Corporate Manufacturing Facilities (CMF).

Don is the production manager for Corporate Manufacturing Facilities (CMF). CMF works three production shifts per day. Because Don is so integral to operations, the company requires him to live in h...

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Q: Determine whether the taxpayer has received taxable income in each of the

Determine whether the taxpayer has received taxable income in each of the following situations. Explain why any amount(s) may be excluded: a. Jim is an employee of Fast Tax Prep, Inc. All employees...

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Q: What is an installment sale?

What is an installment sale?

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Q: Courtney is an employee of Freemont Company. An average of three

Courtney is an employee of Freemont Company. An average of three times a week, she works out during her lunch hour at a health club provided by Freemont. Discuss the taxability of Freemont’s provisi...

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Q: Assume the same facts as in problem 27, except that Earl

Assume the same facts as in problem 27, except that Earl is not a residence hall assistant and his general scholarship is for $10,000.

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