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2. After moving to his current residence, James established a neighborhood watch business for his neighborhood on August 1, 2016, His neighborhood association ga him a 1099-MISC reporting nonemployee compensation of $5956 for "watch services provided during 2016. He incurred the following expenses for his business endeavor: S672 in printing fe in supplies used, and $581 in telephone expenses. He also drove 1,150 miles to carry out this activity patrol. 13. the broker. was reported to IRS only with proceeds price, no basis was determined by below On May 1, 2016, Jean James sold shares of wMr common stock for 177,600. This was to help them pay some of the overwhelming medical bills. They paid a total of $2,460 in broker fees in the disposition of the stock. Jean originally purchased the stock on March 20, 1980. She bought 100 shares of WMTs common stock for $3,175. Stock splits have been very profitable 14. In trying to find a cure for Jean's illness, the Jones' undertook several experimental treatments. Unfortunately, many of them were not covered by insurance (the Jones had insurance for all of them for 2016. of their medical expenses, they still paid $15,752 for prescription medications, S65,682 in and for hospital bills and s6,800 for family medical coverag of these expenses, $27,000 of doctor's bills and $64,000 of hospital bills were incurred in conjunction with medical treatment undertaken in Mexico. They traveled 2,175 miles for medical purposed during 2016 writing assignment: James wants to know if the foreign medical items can be deductible on this return-research this question and using at least 3 different sources (one must be primary), explain why the foreign medical expenses may or may not be deductible You should write this in a letter to the client format (see chapter 2 for an example) 15. They paid S798 in property taxes on their joint Idabel primary residence, and then James incurred and paid $444 on his new Edmond residence after the move, made a cash tion to their church of S125.282 and another cash contribution of S1,500 to the Indonesian Disaster Relief Fund in Nepal. They paid $430 during 20 or the preparat of their 2014 income tax returns and $125 to rent a safety deposit box at a local bank for ion important papers including tax returns. Proper documentation exists for all of the above James incurred investment advice expenses of $1,500. 16. To try and meet new people in James attended an local university spending S1.272 for tuition and related fees and qualifying materials during the fall semeste of 2016. He spent another S200 for books and supplies. James and Jean made quarterly payments during 2016 that totaled $57,000 for federal and $19,500 for state taxes 17. 2. After moving to his current residence, James established a neighborhood watch business for his neighborhood on August 1, 2016, His neighborhood association ga him a 1099-MISC reporting nonemployee compensation of $5956 for "watch services provided during 2016. He incurred the following expenses for his business endeavor: S672 in printing fe in supplies used, and $581 in telephone expenses. He also drove 1,150 miles to carry out this activity patrol. 13. the broker. was reported to IRS only with proceeds price, no basis was determined by below On May 1, 2016, Jean James sold shares of wMr common stock for 177,600. This was to help them pay some of the overwhelming medical bills. They paid a total of $2,460 in broker fees in the disposition of the stock. Jean originally purchased the stock on March 20, 1980. She bought 100 shares of WMTs common stock for $3,175. Stock splits have been very profitable 14. In trying to find a cure for Jean's illness, the Jones' undertook several experimental treatments. Unfortunately, many of them were not covered by insurance (the Jones had insurance for all of them for 2016. of their medical expenses, they still paid $15,752 for prescription medications, S65,682 in and for hospital bills and s6,800 for family medical coverag of these expenses, $27,000 of doctor's bills and $64,000 of hospital bills were incurred in conjunction with medical treatment undertaken in Mexico. They traveled 2,175 miles for medical purposed during 2016 writing assignment: James wants to know if the foreign medical items can be deductible on this return-research this question and using at least 3 different sources (one must be primary), explain why the foreign medical expenses may or may not be deductible You should write this in a letter to the client format (see chapter 2 for an example) 15. They paid S798 in property taxes on their joint Idabel primary residence, and then James incurred and paid $444 on his new Edmond residence after the move, made a cash tion to their church of S125.282 and another cash contribution of S1,500 to the Indonesian Disaster Relief Fund in Nepal. They paid $430 during 20 or the preparat of their 2014 income tax returns and $125 to rent a safety deposit box at a local bank for ion important papers including tax returns. Proper documentation exists for all of the above James incurred investment advice expenses of $1,500. 16. To try and meet new people in James attended an local university spending S1.272 for tuition and related fees and qualifying materials during the fall semeste of 2016. He spent another S200 for books and supplies. James and Jean made quarterly payments during 2016 that totaled $57,000 for federal and $19,500 for state taxes 17