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61. Wendy received the following dividend income: Capital, Inc. (ordinary dividends) $ 68 ERC (ordinary dividends) $757 Maapco (ordinary) $814 Maapco (reinvested) $858 Federal Credit
61. Wendy received the following dividend income:
Capital, Inc. (ordinary dividends) $ 68
ERC (ordinary dividends) $757
Maapco (ordinary) $814
Maapco (reinvested) $858
Federal Credit Union $910
What is the amount to be reported on line 6, Schedule B?
a) $1,639
b) $2,497
c) $ 858 (not required to use Schedule B)
d) $1,768
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62. Mark and Alice had the following income:
Dividends from the credit union $ 974
Interest from National Bank $ 875
Conco ordinary dividends $ 658
Duval Fund (ordinary dividends) $ 169
Municipal bond interest $ 205
Series EE bond interest (education expenses) $ 547
Media Corp (liquidating dividends) $ 245
Interest received on a personal loan $1,458
What amount should be on Schedule B, Part I, line 2?
a) $3,854
b) $2,333
c) $3,307
d) $3,512
63. Mark and Alice had the following income:
Dividends from the credit union $ 974
Interest from National Bank $ 875
Conco ordinary dividends $ 658
Duval Fund (ordinary dividends) $ 169
Municipal bond interest $ 205
Series EE bond interest (education expenses) $ 547
Media Corp (liquidating dividends) $ 245
Interest received on a personal loan $1,458
What is the amount of income to be reported on line 6, Part II, Schedule B?
a) $1,072
b) $2,046
c) $ 827
d) $1,801
64. Mark and Alice had the following income:
Dividends from the credit union $ 974
Interest from National Bank $ 875
Conco ordinary dividends $ 658
Duval Fund (ordinary dividends) $ 169
Municipal bond interest $ 205
Series EE bond interest (education expenses) $ 547
Media Corp (liquidating dividends) $ 245
Interest received on a personal loan $1,458
What is the amount of income to be reported on line 4, Part I, Schedule B?
a) $4,059
b) $2,333
c) $3,307
d) $3,854
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65. Tony is a new tax preparer. The office manager at the location where he works cautions Tony
about common interview mistakes. Which of the following is a common mistake tax preparers
make when interviewing clients or potential clients?
a) Using Head of Household status for taxpayers who do not qualify
b) Asking questions to determine if spouses have lived together during the last six months
of the year
c) Using Qualifying Widow(er) status for a taxpayer who is a widow(er) and also has a
qualifying child
d) Preparing a tax return with a 1099R with a determinable taxable amount
66. In 2015, Josephine found an error in her 2013 return. She amended her return and found that
the IRS owed her an additional refund. She received her refund with interest on September
30, 2015. In what tax year should Josephine report the interest income?
a) 2014
b) 2013
c) 2015
d) Not taxable
67. Don is a single parent. His son is 19 (not a student) and his daughter is 17 (still a student).
Don claimed EIC on his tax return for both children. He later received a letter from the Internal
Revenue Service which disallowed EIC for his son. The letter also stated that Don's claim
was an error due to reckless or intentional disregard of the EIC rules. For how many years
will Don be denied EIC?
a) 10 years
b) 5 years
c) 2 years
d) 1 year
68. Last year Rick fraudulently claimed his cousin's children as dependents on his return in order
to receive earned income credit. The IRS discovered this when Rick's cousin also claimed
the children. Rick's cousin was able to prove he had the right to claim his children and the
EIC was denied on Rick's return. How long will EIC be prohibited if a taxpayer is denied EIC
due to fraud?
a) 10 years
b) 5 years
c) 2 years
d) 1 year
69. Walt was the preparer who neglected to complete Form 8867 or otherwise record information
needed for the return Rick fraudulently claimed the children for EIC purposes. After the IRS
was able to prove Rick had committed fraud it was shown that Walt failed to exercise due
diligence. What penalty will a tax preparer face if it is determined that he has failed to exercise
due diligence?
a) $100 per year
b) $500 per return
c) $500 per year
d) $100 per return
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70. Jack received a notice from the IRS about his 2013 tax return. He called the IRS and the
agent asked him to verify the adjusted gross income (AGI) on the return. On which form and
line is AGI found?
a) Line 21 of Form 1040
b) Line 6 of Form 1040EZ
c) Line 37 of Form 1040
d) Line 15 of Form 1040A
71. In which of the following scenarios does the taxpayer fail to meet the residency test for EIC
purposes?
a) A taxpayer whose child lived with him for 5 months and 29 days
b) A taxpayer whose eligible foster child lived with him all year
c) A taxpayer whose child lived with him all year. He and his spouse separated on May 29
d) A taxpayer who is 64 years old and lives alone
72. Trudy lives alone with her two children (ages 16 and 12) and her filing status is Head of
Household. Trudy's earned income and AGI was $31,000. Is Trudy eligible for EIC?
a) Yes
b) No, the taxpayer's earned income is not within the range to receive EIC
c) No, the taxpayer's children do not meet the age test to be a qualifying child
d) No, the taxpayer is not eligible due to her filing status
73. Jill prepares returns for many clients who are able to claim earned income credit. To be certain
she is practicing due diligence pertaining to the earned income credit, which of the following
forms must Jill prepare for these clients?
a) Form 1040
b) Form W-5
c) Form 8862
d) Form 8867
74. Lionel has heard many of his friends talk about getting a larger refund because they receive
earned income credit. Lionel is uncertain what makes a taxpayer eligible for EIC. Which of
the following is listed incorrectly as a condition of eligibility for purposes of earned income
credit?
a) The taxpayer must have earned income
b) The taxpayer must meet residency requirements
c) The taxpayer must meet the age requirement if he does not have a qualifying child
d) The taxpayer must have at least one qualifying child
75. Danika is a single mother with three children, ages 3, 7, and 9. Danika's tax return shows an
AGI of $32,765 which includes earned income of $32,700 and interest income of $65. She
meets the requirements for filing status Head of Household and supports her family without
any additional help from other sources. Which of the following statements is true?
a) Danika's EIC will be based on her earned income alone without considering her AGI
b) Danika's EIC will be the smaller of the two EIC amounts based on her AGI or her earned
income
c) Danika's EIC will be based on her AGI without considering the earned income amount
d) Danika is not eligible to receive EIC
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