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During the year, Phil attended a four-day conference sponsored by the National Swimming Pool Association in Washington, D.C. to learn more about new pool designs and developments. Because he had never visited the nation's capital, Phil took two days of his vacation time to tour that city's sites. In addition to air fare of $316, his expenses for the six-day trip were as follows: Seminar Fee $520 Hotel 880 (Phil's employer reimbursed him $1,000 for his expenses.) Meals 509 Taxi fares, tips 96 Guided tours 72 Other job related expenses include: Gifts to clients (each under $25) $172 Business lunches involving clients 312 Gift to secretary 29 All of these expenses are properly Birthday gift to the service center substantiated and supported by receipts. manager (i.e., Phil's boss) 140 Renewal dues for licensing 542 Parking at work 630 Dues to professional associations 168 Other expenses incurred by the Davis' in 2017 are summarized below: Doctors, clinics, hospitals $7,724 Medical insurance (Phil's pre-tax contribution to his employer's plan) 2,512 Charitable contributions (documentation received) 3,188 Property taxes on personal residence 4,456 With respect to the 2017 medical expenses, the Davis' received a total of $948 of insurance reimbursements in 2017. In addition to the cash contribution above, on June 10, 2017, the Davis' donated used furniture and clothing to Goodwill, 40 E. 5th St., Greeley, CO 80315. They estimate the original cost of this property was $4,456. The value they would have receive if they sold it at a yard sale was $972. They also donated common stock in International Paper Corporation to St. Anne's Catholic Church, 230 Elm Street, Greeley, CO. The stock was purchased on February 3, 2000, for $20,000 and was worth $36,000 on November 10, 2017 (the day of the donation). The donation was to cover the Davis's 2016 general pledge ($9,000), the 2017 general pledge ($9,000) and the 2017 rectory renovation capital fund drive ($18,000).

On August 30, 2017 the Davis' discovered that someone had broken into their home while they were away on vacation. Jewelry and cash were stolen. The cost (and FMV in paren.) of the stolen property was: jewelry - $7,300 ($11,100), and $1,500 in cash. Homeowner's insurance reimbursed them $3,500 for the jewelry and nothing for the cash (they did not have FMV replacement insurance and their policy capped losses at $3,500 for each category).