For several years, Blake owned and operated a financial planning business from his home. It is a sole propriotership reported on schedule C form 1040 on April 2016, he won a 15000000 lottery and closed his business on April 10, 2016 Blake sold all the items he had been depreciating for his home business.

He used 350 square feet of his 2100 square foot rented loft exclusively and regularly for business.

Blake used the cash accounting method and had the following income and expenses for his financial planning business.

Advertising $80

Business insurance $685

Business license $100

Comprehensive health insurance $7788

Office supplies $76

Postage $38

Rent $14000

Renters insurance $1055

Second phone for business $103

Tax preparation $350

utilities $ 2281

There was no carry-over of unallowed expenses. There was no section 179 expense deduction taken for any of the assets that were sold April 10, 2016. Depreciation includes bonus depreciation when available. All assets were 100 percent business use.

Item Date in service Basis Prior depreciation

New computer June 15, 2013 $1750 $623

New printer June 15, 2013 $350 $125

Used desk and chair June 15, 2013 $1200 $675

Blake disposed of his business assets in the following manner.

Computer sold for: $220

Printer junked at waste center

Used desk and chair sold for $330

If Blake elects to use actual in home office expenses, what is the amount of his deduction?

A.. 648

B. 743

C.$2576

D..2957

If Blake elects to use office in home simplified method, what is the amount of his scheduled C net profit or loss?

A.$118

B.18

C.(82)

d.(100)