Last year, you started a business as a sole proprietor called Tax Consulting, LLC as a single member LLC AKA disregarded entity. You provide tutoring services to college students to help them pass the Enrolled Agent exam. As a part of your tutoring services, you sell authorized copies of Gleim's textbook. In addition, you operate on a cash basis of accounting.

Fast forward: You've been in business for a full year, and it's now time for you to file your Schedule C Form

$1$ You collected $$120,000$ in cash for tutoring services.

$2$ You have $10$ hours of tutoring for the last week of December that was not billed to students at the rate of $$100$ per hour.

$3$ The total rent for your office is $$1,000$ per month for $12$ months.

$4$ Utilities total $$2,500$ for the year.

$5$ You paid a part$-$time receptionist $$20,000$ in wages to answer the phone and make appointments.

$6$ You paid an independent contractor $(1099)$ $$4,000$ to help with tutoring students.

$7$ Your total costs for office supplies, such as pens, paper, etc., totaled $$1,000$ for the year.

$8$ You decide that the education system is lagging in your city, and you donate $$500$ to your local high school.

$9$ You purchased $100$ Gleim books for $$5$ each and you sold $50$ of them for $$15$ each.

$10$ The total miles on your automobile for the year equal $7,000$ miles of which $2,000$ miles were for business purposes. Assume the mileage rate is $\mathrm{.}575$ cents per mile.

$11$ Depreciation expense on office furniture is $$600$ for the year.

$12$ You paid $$4,000$ for personal health insurance. The receptionist is part$-$time and she was not on the plan.

$13$ You take your independent contract out to dinner to discuss a new curriculum. The restaurant cost is $$100.$

$14$ Your advertising costs total $$800$ for the year.