[SOLVED] Federal Income Tax
Peter and Maria Williams live in Miami, Florida, and have hired your Group to prepare their income tax for the taxable year 2019. Read carefully the following personal and financial information supplied by the Williams family and prepare an Excel spread sheet to answer the questions and requirements shown at the end on page four. (See Attachment) Personal information is as follows: Peter Taxpayer Married Filing Jointly DOB 6/30/1961 Maria Wife Does not work Full time Student DOB 12/31/1966 John Son Full time Student DOB 6/15/2002 Lived with the taxpayer from 06/05/2019 to 12/31/2019 Peter pays more than 50% of his support expenses Paula Friend No full time Student DOB 1/20/1995 Lived with the taxpayer from 01/01/2019 to 12/31/2019 Carlos Peter’s Father DOB 6/1/1933 Retired Carlos lives in Denver, CO. Peter contributes with 55% of his Father’s support Peter is currently working with “ABC” corporation Peter lost his former job and got unemployment payments Peter paid alimony to his ex-wife All in Peter’s family are USA citizens Peter has a small business he personally runs in his free time Financial information is as follows: W-2 From his employer Wages, tips, other compensation 105,000 Federal income tax withheld 17,850 Social security tax withheld (complete this information) ? Medicare tax withheld (complete this information) ? 1099-M received from his customers Accounting Consultant fees received 45,000 Self-Employee Business Activity Reported Sales 675,000 COGS 268,000 Expense W-2 Wages paid to their employees 81,800 Expense – Office supplies for business 32,400 Expense – Office Rent paid for business 60,300 Business Property and Equipment 650,000 Other Income and/or Expenses Unemployment Received 1,600 Alimony Paid 1,250 Medical Expenses 47,000 Health insurance premiums shown on Peter’s W-2 for Peter, Maria, John, Paula & Tim ($5000 each person) 20,000 Peters father’s Dental Treatment 12,500 Prescribed glasses for Marias father who lives in NY 650 Medical co-pays for Peter’s wife 350 Peter’s Lab Exams that were not covered by his health insurance 500 Peter’s esthetic plastic surgery to repair a nose problem due to an accident 6,000 Insurance reimbursed 60% of the nose Plastic surgery ? Marias plastic surgery to remove fat excess from her belly 7,000 Mortgage payments and Tax for a Home bought on 06/01/2018 for $745,000 25,600 Principal Paid 10,000 Interest Paid 12,000 Home property State tax Paid 3,600 Mortgage payments and Tax for a Home bought on 06/01/2018 for $745,000 25,600 Principal Paid 10,000 Interest Paid 12,000 Home property State tax Paid 3,600 Other Personal Expenses 23,090 Utilities paid (Home) 4,000 Groceries 5,000 Cable, cell, and internet 1,440 Condominium Association’s Due 2,000 Gas and personal vehicle maintenance 1,600 Home improvements 2,600 A/C and Home Repairs 5,000 Credit card interest (personal) 750 Sales Tax paid 700 Loan Payments for Maria’s Education 8,300 Principal 6,500 Interest 1,800 Donations 28,000 Land donated to” XYZ” Church 25,000 Cash Donated to a needed family who attends your church 3,000 Hurricane Casualty loss – Florida is Federally declared a Disaster Area Appraisers determined that 60% o the home was destroyed Appraisers used the Home appraised tax value to determine the loss 575,000 Insurance reimbursed 87.5% of the loss ? Taxpayer pays for his vehicle 2,600 Principal 1,500 Interest 1,100 Rental of vacation Home – information It was used 30 days for familys vacations. The Williams live in the city the rest of the year Vacation home rented for 150 days 15,000 They paid real estate taxes on the vacation home 2,400 Utilities were paid at $150/month 900 Mortgage interest paid to Citibank 4,800 Six months Depreciation 1,200 You Are Required to: The Williams require you to determine the following as of December 31, 2019: Determine Social Security and Medicare that should appear in the W-2 form Self-Employment tax. If any, apply the Social Security Tax only to the maximum amount required Adjusted Gross Income Taxable Income after Total number of dependents Amount and detailed calculations of the Standard or Itemized deduction as the case may be Determine any carryover and/or carryforward that applies for any concept Determine the Qualified Business Income Deduction if applicable Determine their Payable or Refundable Tax, disregarding all possible credits the Williams might be entitled to.