Assume the same facts as in Problem 6-53, except that the income from the sale of rabbits is $1,200.
In problem 6-53 Chuck, a dentist, raises prize rabbits for breeding and showing purposes. Assume that the activity is determined to be a hobby. During the year the activity generates the following items of income and expense:
ItemAmount
Sale of rabbits for breeding stock ……………………… $800
Prizes and awards ………………………………………  300
Property taxes on rabbit hutches ……………………….  200
Feed ……………………………………………………  600
Veterinary fees ………………………………………..  500
Depreciation on rabbit hutches ……………………….  250
a. What is the total amount of deductions Chuck may take during the year with respect to the rabbit raising activities?
b. Identify which expenses may be deducted and indicate whether they are deductions for or from AGI.
c. By what amount is the cost basis of the rabbit hutches to be reduced for the year?