On January 6, 2019 Roberta left the United States for Germany, where she had accepted an appointment as vice president of foreign operations. Her employer, USA Corporation, told her the assignment would last about two years. Roberta decided not to establish a permanent residence in Germany because her assignment was for only two years. Her salary for the year is $317,700. Roberta incurred travel, transportation, and other related expenses totaling $6,600, none of which are reimbursed. (The maximum foreign-earned income exclusion is $105,900 for 2019.) Read the requirements Requirement a. What is Roberta's foreign-earned income exclusion? (Enter a "0" if there is no exclusion.) Roberta's 2019 foreign-earned income exclusion is Requirement b. How much may she deduct for travel and transportation? (Enter a "O" if no deduction is allowed. Do not round intermediary calculations. Only round the amount you input in the cell to the nearest dollar.) The amount Roberta may deduct for travel and transportation is On January 6, 2019 Roberta left the United States for Germany, where she had accepted an appointment as vice president of foreign operations. Her employer, USA Corporation, told her the assignment would last about two years. Roberta decided not to establish a permanent residence in Germany because her assignment was for only two years. Her salary for the year is $317,700. Roberta incurred travel, transportation, and other related expenses totaling $6,600, none of which are reimbursed. (The maximum foreign-earned income exclusion is $105,900 for 2019.) Read the requirements Requirement a. What is Roberta's foreign-earned income exclusion? (Enter a "0" if there is no exclusion.) Roberta's 2019 foreign-earned income exclusion is Requirement b. How much may she deduct for travel and transportation? (Enter a "O" if no deduction is allowed. Do not round intermediary calculations. Only round the amount you input in the cell to the nearest dollar.) The amount Roberta may deduct for travel and transportation is