1. a. Assume Univex is a sole proprietorship. Complete Schedule C, Form 1040.
2. b-1. Assume Univex is an LLC. Complete page 1, Form 1065.
3. b-2. Assume Univex is an LLC. Complete Schedule K, Form 1065.
4. c-1. Assume Univex is a corporation operating in a state without a corporate income tax. Univex made estimated federal tax payments totaling $23,500. Compute taxable income on page 1, Form 1120, calculate Univexs federal income tax, and complete page 1, 2018 Form 1120.
5. c-2. Assume Univex is a corporation operating in a state without a corporate income tax. Univex made estimated federal tax payments totaling $23,500. Reconcile Income (Loss) as per Books With Income per Return. Complete Schedule M-1, page 6, Form 1120.

Univex is a calendar year, accrual basis retail business. Univex hold less than 20% of IBM stock. Its financial statements provide the following information for the year: Revenues from sales of goods Cost of goods sold (FIFO) Gross profit Interest income from certificates of deposit Dividend income from IBM stock Gain from sale of IBM stock purchased in 2000 Bad debt expense Administrative salaries and wages Business and employment taxes Interest expense on debt incurred to buy inventory Advertising Meals Property insurance premiums Depreciation Repairs and maintenance Supplies Utilities Contributions to charity $ 783,200 (417,500) $ 365,700 1,300 6,720 8,615 3,900 153,400 31,000 5,100 7,000 3,780 4,300 10,800 18,700 4,120 21,000 5,000 Univex's records reveal the following facts: Bad debt expense equals the addition to an allowance for bad debts. Actual write-offs of uncollectible accounts totaled $2,000. MACRS depreciation for the year was $21,240. Univex made no dispositions of operating assets. The owners did not receive compensation or withdraw any funds from Univex. Univex is entitled to an $1,800 general business credit. Univex is a calendar year, accrual basis retail business. Univex hold less than 20% of IBM stock. Its financial statements provide the following information for the year: Revenues from sales of goods Cost of goods sold (FIFO) Gross profit Interest income from certificates of deposit Dividend income from IBM stock Gain from sale of IBM stock purchased in 2000 Bad debt expense Administrative salaries and wages Business and employment taxes Interest expense on debt incurred to buy inventory Advertising Meals Property insurance premiums Depreciation Repairs and maintenance Supplies Utilities Contributions to charity $ 783,200 (417,500) $ 365,700 1,300 6,720 8,615 3,900 153,400 31,000 5,100 7,000 3,780 4,300 10,800 18,700 4,120 21,000 5,000 Univex's records reveal the following facts: Bad debt expense equals the addition to an allowance for bad debts. Actual write-offs of uncollectible accounts totaled $2,000. MACRS depreciation for the year was $21,240. Univex made no dispositions of operating assets. The owners did not receive compensation or withdraw any funds from Univex. Univex is entitled to an $1,800 general business credit