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    A recently formed corporation considering going public anticipates stock appreciation. An executive receiving restricted stock may elect to recognize income immediately under Section 83(b) to contrast tax consequences for employer and employee. Entertainment expenses may qualify if a business relationship exists and benefit is reasonably expected, even without discussions before, during or after meals. Deductible expenses include reimbursed moving costs; nondeductible items include commuting costs and unreimbursed business expenses.

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    A recently formed corporation considering going public anticipates stock appreciation. An executive receiving restricted stock may elect to recognize income immediately under Section 83(b) to contrast tax consequences for employer and employee. Entertainment expenses may qualify if a business relationship exists and benefit is reasonably expected, even without discussions before, during or after meals. Deductible expenses include reimbursed moving costs; nondeductible items include commuting costs and unreimbursed business expenses.

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    (SOLVED) A recently formed corporation is considering

    going public and anticipates substantial


    A recently-formed corporation is considering going public and anticipates substantial future
    appreciation in its stock. Would it be advisable for an executive/employee receiving stock
    (restricted property) to elect to recognize income immediately under Sec. 83(b)? Contrast the
    tax consequences of a restricted property arrangement for both the employer and employee […]

    Which of the following deduction items are subject to the 2% nondeductible floor applicable to
    miscellaneous itemized deductions? a. Investment counseling fees b. Fees for tax return
    preparation c. Unreimbursed professional dues for an employee d. Gambling losses e. Interest
    on a personal residence f. Unreimbursed employee travel expenses g. […]

    Lynn is a salesperson who entertains clients at business luncheons. A business relationship


    exists for the entertainment, and there is a reasonable expectation of business benefit.
    However, no business discussions are generally conducted before, during, or immediately
    following the meals. Do the business meal expenditures qualify as entertainment expenses?

    Determine whether the following expenses are either deductible for AGI or from AGI or
    nondeductible on an employee’s return. Indicate whether the expenses are subject to the 2%
    nondeductible floor for miscellaneous itemized deductions. a. Automobile expenses associated
    with commuting to and from work b. Legal expenses incurred to prepare […]

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    Liz is an employee who regularly entertains customers in connection with her job. In the current
    year, Liz incurs $6,000 in business meal expenses that are connected with entertainment. Liz’s
    expenses are not lavish or extravagant. She itemizes her deductions in the current year. a. If
    none of these expenses […]

    Louis incurs “directly related” entertainment expenses of $4,000, but he is reimbursed by his
    employer for only $3,000 after an adequate accounting is made. a. How are these amounts
    reported on Louis’s tax return? b. What are the tax consequences if Louis is unable to provide
    adequate documentation of the […]

    Len incurs $5,000 of deductible moving expenses in the current year and is fully reimbursed by
    his employer in the same year. a. How are the expense deduction and the reimbursement
    reported on Len’s tax return if he uses the standard deduction? b. What tax consequences
    occur if the reimbursement […]

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