A self-employed taxpayer using the IRS vehicle standard mileage rate for trade or business use of...

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A self-employed taxpayer using the IRS vehicle standard mileage rate for trade or business use of an automobile is permitted to increase the computed mileage method deduction amount by which of the listed actual expenditure amounts? A Tolls only B C D E Local property taxes only Parking fees only Tolls and parking fees only All of the listed costs may be deducted Do not assume that a taxpayer makes an IRC 179 election or uses bonus depreciation unless a problem so states. For each question you answer, insert in the appropriate space on the separate answer sheet the letter which indicates the correct response. Please note than all final answers have been rounded to the nearest $10. A self-employed taxpayer using the IRS vehicle standard mileage rate for trade or business use of an automobile is permitted to increase the computed mileage method deduction amount by which of the listed actual expenditure amounts? A Tolls only B C D E Local property taxes only Parking fees only Tolls and parking fees only All of the listed costs may be deducted Do not assume that a taxpayer makes an IRC 179 election or uses bonus depreciation unless a problem so states. For each question you answer, insert in the appropriate space on the separate answer sheet the letter which indicates the correct response. Please note than all final answers have been rounded to the nearest $10.

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Answer A Tolls only Selfemployed taxpayers may increase the computed mileage method deduction amount by the amount of tolls only This means that tolls may be subtracted from the total cost of the trip ... View the full answer