Being able to write professional to different audiences is an important skill and one of the most requested skills by employers. Be clear and professional in your writing. Don't use slang or be too casual in explaining, especially to the client. You will write 2 emails: one to your manager, Mr. Johnson, that explains how you are responding to a tax question from a client, and one answering the client. The email to your manager should be written in a professional tone for someone with tax knowledge. The client letter should also be professional, but in easy to understand language. Your client, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, have asked you about being able to deduct investment interest during 2023. They took out a loan to purchase a commercial lot that they will hold for investment and plan on selling in a few years. The interest paid on the loan in 2023 is $5,000. They have heard that the new tax law has changed some of the rules about itemized deductions, but they don't know the details. They have never deducted investment interest before and don't know if there is some kind of limit on what they can deduct. Also they want