True/false

1- The fair market value of property or services received in bartering must be included in gross income.

2- Mr. Barley an accountant, accepted a painting for his office from his client in lieu of payment of his customary fee of $400 for preparation of a tax return. He must include the $400 income.

3- An ordinary expenditure is one which is commonly incurred by other businesses.

4- Rent and royalty expenses are deductible from adjusted gross income.

5- Federal income taxes paid by a taxpayer in connection with her business are not deductible in computing the business federal taxable income.

6- A necessary expense is one that is appropriate to helpful to the continuation of the taxpayer' business; ordinary refers to an expense that is customary and acceptable in the taxpayer's type of business.

7- If debt becomes worthless, the amount allowed as bad deduction is the adjusted basis of the debt.

8- Independent contractor is self-employed individuals who perform services for another individual or business entity and are considered employees of the persons or business that hire them.

9- The portion of an employee's salary deemed ''unreasonable'' may be considered a dividend distribution to an employee that is also a shareholder of the corporation.

10- taxpayers cannot deduct the costs of tickets to any entertainment actively or facility whether or not the taxpayer's attendance at the activity is related to business.