T is employed by KI. Publishing Corporation. He is a sales representative with responsibility for college textbook sales in Alabama, Florida and Georgia. T lives in Atlanta. For each of the following situations, indicate whether Ts or the corporations deduction for entertainment or meals would be limited, and if so, how?

a. T flew to Birmingham on a Tuesday night. After checking in at the hotel, he caught a cab to his favorite restaurant where he ate by himself. The cost of the meal was $20, including a $1 tax and a $3 tip. The cost of the cab ride was $10. The next day he called on a customer.

b. Same as (a), except that Ts employer reimbursed him under an accountable plan for all of his costs.

c. Same as (a), but further assume that Ts AGI for the year was $30,000 and that he has other miscellaneous itemized deductions of $700.

d. At the year-end Christmas party for employees, the corporation gave T a 10 pound, honey-baked ham, costing $40. The cost of the party (excluding the ham), which was held at a local restaurant, was $300.

e. During the annual convention of college marketing professors in New Orleans, the corporation rented a room in the convention hotel for one night and provided hors d oeuvres. The room cost $200 while the food and drink cost $1,000.