← During the current year, Linda earned $125,000 as an accounting consultant Requirements a. If she has no other income-besides a $17,000 capital gain, how much can sho claim as a QBI deduction (please ignore the 50% self-employment tax deduction)? b. If she is married and files jointly with her husband, who makes $580,000 a year as an attorney, how much can sho claim as a QBI deduction? 40000 Requirement a. If she has no other income besides a $17.000 net capital gain, how much can she claim as a QBI deduction (please ignore the 50% self-employment tax deduction)? (Enter a "0" if no deduction is allowed) Linda's qualified business deduction in this scenario is

← During the current year, Linda earned $125,000 as an accounting consultant Requirements a. If she has no other income-besides a $17,000 capital gain, how much can sho claim as a QBI deduction (please ignore the 50% self-employment tax deduction)? b. If she is married and files jointly with her husband, who makes $580,000 a year as an attorney, how much can sho claim as a QBI deduction? 40000 Requirement a. If she has no other income besides a $17.000 net capital gain, how much can she claim as a QBI deduction (please ignore the 50% self-employment tax deduction)? (Enter a "0" if no deduction is allowed) Linda's qualified business deduction in this scenario is

SWFT Comprehensive Volume 2019

42nd Edition

ISBN:9780357233306

Author:Maloney

Publisher:Maloney

Chapter3: Computing The Tax

Section: Chapter Questions

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