Other: During 2019, Sabrina received a debt forgiveness of $2,500 from American Express. Besides working for BMCC - CUNY, Michael also has his own private consulting practice (Brown Legal Consultancy, LLC, EIN: 55-5687541, Business code: 541110, Accounting method: Cash Basis), located at 195 Chambers street, New York, NY 10007. The income and expenses associated with his practice are as follows: Gross Receipts 325,500 Rent 125.000 Office Salaries 60,000 Office Supplies 11.000 Advertisement 9,000 Utilities 8.000 Phone Internet 3.000 Accounting Fees 12,000 Health Insurance Plan- Employees 15,000 Office Maintenance 5.000 Omice Equipment (see Note 1) 30,000 Travel (see Note 2) 6,000 Miscellaneous 1.500 Damages (see Note 3) 90,000 Note 1 - the category office equipment includes printers, computers, fax machines, percolators, phones, microwave, and office refrigerator. Michael is unfamiliar with the tax treatment and therefore requires your help. He is greatly concern with the tax benefits available for the costs incurred for office equipment. Hint: should he capitalized and depreciate the equipment cost, or is there another available tax treatment? Note 2 - Michael visited Miami on a conference that was specific to his business. He spent a total of three days in Miami. However the conference was only two days, but since Michael loved the beach; he decided to stay another day. The total expenses incurred on the trip were 6,000. Note 3 - Brown Legal Consultancy, LLC, was sued by the US government, regarding a criminal violation of antitrust laws. He entered a no-contest plea and paid the fine of 90,000 to settle the case. Other: During 2019, Sabrina received a debt forgiveness of $2,500 from American Express. Besides working for BMCC - CUNY, Michael also has his own private consulting practice (Brown Legal Consultancy, LLC, EIN: 55-5687541, Business code: 541110, Accounting method: Cash Basis), located at 195 Chambers street, New York, NY 10007. The income and expenses associated with his practice are as follows: Gross Receipts 325,500 Rent 125.000 Office Salaries 60,000 Office Supplies 11.000 Advertisement 9,000 Utilities 8.000 Phone Internet 3.000 Accounting Fees 12,000 Health Insurance Plan- Employees 15,000 Office Maintenance 5.000 Omice Equipment (see Note 1) 30,000 Travel (see Note 2) 6,000 Miscellaneous 1.500 Damages (see Note 3) 90,000 Note 1 - the category office equipment includes printers, computers, fax machines, percolators, phones, microwave, and office refrigerator. Michael is unfamiliar with the tax treatment and therefore requires your help. He is greatly concern with the tax benefits available for the costs incurred for office equipment. Hint: should he capitalized and depreciate the equipment cost, or is there another available tax treatment? Note 2 - Michael visited Miami on a conference that was specific to his business. He spent a total of three days in Miami. However the conference was only two days, but since Michael loved the beach; he decided to stay another day. The total expenses incurred on the trip were 6,000. Note 3 - Brown Legal Consultancy, LLC, was sued by the US government, regarding a criminal violation of antitrust laws. He entered a no-contest plea and paid the fine of 90,000 to settle the case