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In this file of ACC 497 Week 4 Individual Assignments From the Readings you will find the next information: I:1-48 Pedro Bourbone is the founder and owner of a highly successful small business and, over the past several years, has accumulated a significant amount of personal wealth. His portfolio of stocks and bonds is worth nearly $5,000,000 and generates income from dividends and interest of nearly $250,000 per year. With his salary from the business and his dividends and interest, Pedro has taxable income of approximately $600,000 per year and is clearly in the top individual marginal tax bracket. Pedro is married and has three children, ages 16, 14, and 12. Neither his wife nor his children are employed and have no income. Pedro has come to you as his CPA to discuss ways to reduce his individual tax liability as well as to discuss the potential estate tax upon his death. You mention the possibility of making gifts each year to his children. Explain how annual gifts to his children will reduce both his income during lifetime and his estate tax at death. I:1-49 John Gemstone, a wealthy client, has recently been audited by the IRS. The agent has questioned the following deduction items on Mr. Gemstone |
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Business - Accounting Prentice Hall’s Federal Taxation , Chapter 1 I:1-48 Tax Strategy Problem I:1-49 Case Study Problem In both problems, conduct tax research and formulate tax-planning advice in your responses |
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When you are staying in a dorm, buy a safe to lock up your valuables. The last thing that you want is someone to steal something that is valuable to you. Typically, dorms have minimal security and people walking in and out all the time, so it is best to error on the side of caution. |
