Classification of Deductions, Personal Expense (LO. 3, 6) Tracy and Brenda are equal partners in Crescent Home Furniture, which is organized as an S corporation. For the year, the company reports sales revenue of $410,000 and business expenses of $215,000. Crescent also earns $17,000 in taxable interest and dividend income and $3,900 in tax-exempt interest on its investments. The investment portfolio consists of $32,000 in tax-exempt securities and $110,000 in taxable securities. Not included in the business expenses is $3,000 Crescent paid as Investment interest expense. As the staff accountant in charge of taxes for Crescent Home Furniture, complete a memo to Judy, the accounting manager, explaining how the company must report its results to Tracy and Brenda. Note: Crescent allocates the investment interest expense fee using total investment income for reporting results. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to the nearest dollar. Use these values in subsequent computations. To: Judy, Accounting Manager RE: Tax reporting for Tracy and Brenda, Crescent Home is organized as an S corporation and as such is considered a conduit entity The entity concept requires all deduction items to be traced to the tax unit responsible for taxation of the item. Therefore, certain items must be reported separately. These items include: Taxable interest and dividends of $ Tax-exempt interest of s Investment expenses of s And, any nondeductible expenses (see below).