Addison Brown, single and age $32.$ She is employed as regional sales manager by PILLS Corporation, a manufacturer and distributor of vitamins and food supplements. Addison is paid an annual salary of $$50,000.$ $$9,600$ of Federal Income Tax was withheld.

Addison also has a bookkeeping and tax business that she runs out of her home.$$ Her fees income collected for the year was $$25,000.$ Out of $1,500$ square feet of living space in her apartment, Addison has set aside $300$ square feet as an office. Expenses for $2023$ relating to the office are listed below.

$$ Rent$$ $$18,000$

$$ Utilities$$ $$4,000$

$$ Insurance$$ $$1,600$

$$ Carpet$$ $$1,200($office area only$)$

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Her self$-$employment$-$related expenses $$for $2023$ are summarized below.

$$ Airfare$$ $$4,100$

$$ Lodging$$ $$3,200$

$$ Business meals$$ $$2,800$

$$ Taxi, Uber, etc.$$ $$300$

$$ Business Gifts$$ $$540$

$$ Continuing Education$$ $$400$

$$ Professional journals$$ $$140$

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The business gifts were boxes of candy costing $$30$ sent to $18$ clients at Christmas. The continuing education was a noncredit course dealing with improving people management skills that Addison took online.

She uses her automobile $10\%$ for business and $90\%$ for personal. During $2023,$ Addison drove a total of $15,000$ miles $-$ use standard mileage rate.

Besides the items already mentioned, Addison had the following revenue in $2023$:$$ Bank of America interest income of $$250$ and City of Dallas bond interest of $$1,000.$

Addison's expenditures for $2023($not previously noted$)$ are summarized below.

Medical$7,000$

State and local tax$4,000$

Property Taxes$7,000$

Church pledge Paid$6,000$

Credit card interest$2,000$

Tax return preparation fee$500$

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