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Prepare Tax Due (refund) Edward and Emma Erickson are married and have two children. Edward is employed as a corporate controller and does consulting work

Prepare Tax Due (refund)

Edward and Emma Erickson are married and have two children. Edward is employed as a corporate controller and does consulting work as a sole proprietor. Emma is a stay-at-home mom. They had the following income and expenses during 2021:

Income:

Edwards Salary

230,000

Interest Income from USA Bank on savings account

1,200

Interest Income from City of Omaha bond

900

Gift from Edwards mother

20,000

Qualified Dividend Income from ABC Corporation

3,450

Life insurance proceeds on death of Emmas father

200,000

Value of Emmas inheritance from her fathers estate

150,000

Proceeds from asset sales*

(see next page)

Expenses:

Qualified Medical Expenses

14,400

Interest paid on credit cards

1,300

Home mortgage interest from Form 1098

7,850

Interest on car loan

1,250

State Income Tax Withholding

13,800

Federal Income Tax Withholding

41,400

Property taxes on automobiles

1,200

State sales taxes paid (per IRS tables)

1,800

Real estate taxes on home

5,200

Charitable contributions (cash contributions to public charity)

2,500

Employer provided Benefits:

Health insurance premiums, family coverage

15,000

Dental insurance, family coverage

2,000

Consulting business for Edward, a cash basis business using his SSN and name, information as follows:

Income:

Total sales

60,000

Expenses:

Office Supplies

650

Telephone

1,800

Accounting Fees ($300 to prepare Sch C, remainder for personal portion of 1040)

1,200

Legal Fees (business purposes)

400

Meals (consumed while discussing business with clients)

800

Advertising

900

Business liability insurance

350

Additional information regarding Edwards consulting business:

Miles: 3,500; all business miles, (Edward uses the standard mileage rate). Vehicle is a 2020 Cadillac Escalade, put in service 7/1/20. This is their third vehicle. Home Office (Edward wants to use the safe harbor amount) The office is 400 square feet, and their total house is 5,000 square feet.

Edward did not need to file 1099s for 2021.

*The proceeds from asset sales came from three separate transactions during 2021:

  • On November 20th, Edward sold 450 shares of XYZ Corporation stock for $15/share. He had originally bought those shares on February 5, 2021, for $8/share.
  • Also, on November 20th, Edward sold 500 shares of MNO Corporation stock for $52/share. He bought those shares on March 21, 2011, for $55/share.
  • On December 15th, Emma sold a piece of land that she inherited from her fathers estate, which closed on October 17, 2021. She received $35,500 of proceeds. Emmas dad paid $6,000 for that land in 1990 and on the date of her fathers death, January 7, 2021, it was worth $30,000.

The Ericksons have a $2,000 short-term capital loss carryover from the prior year.

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