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U L I 2020.UULX (17.1KB) For each of the following scenarios provide the following information in the format displayed below) Consider the tax year to be 2019 for all scenarios. This information does not need to be in complete sentences or have perfect grammar but it does need to be "readable -in other words able to be understood. You are just providing the information you would need to then write a memo or letter to the client. I will be grading this portionstrictly on Content and not grammar or presentation - unless you don't follow the format below. This section will be worth up to 5 points for each scenario. Facts: Research Question: Key words to search with: Answer: Support: Once you have completed this information for all 3 scenarios, choose of the scenarios and prepare a memo to the file documenting your research. This will be graded for grammar, spelling and presentation and of course the content that you have already been graded on. The memo will be worth 5 points. There are examples of unemo format in the text. GOR E NG 152020 BUUUUU Ctrl Home LI-III Scenario 2 Ralph operates a business that acts as a sales representative for firms that produce and sell precious metals to electronic manufacturers. Ralph contacts manufacturers and convinces them to sign contracts for delivery of metals. Ralph earns a commission on the sales. This year, Ralph contacted a jeweler to engrave small lapel buttons for each of his clients. Ralph paid $15 each for the lapel buttons and the jeweler charged Ralph an additional $7 for engraving. The electronic manufacturers, however. discourage their employees from accepting gifts related to sales contracts. Ralph has come to you regarding the lapel pens. Scenario 3 Matthew is a huge college football fan. In the past, he has always bought football tickets on the street from ticket scalpers. This year (2019), he decided to join the university's ticket program, which requires a $4,000 contribution to the university. In exchange for this contribution, Matthew will be allowed to purchase up to 4 season tickets. Matthew will pay $600 per season ticket. Matthew understands that the price paid for the season tickets is not tax deductible as a charitable contribution. However, his best friend told him that contributions to a university are typically tax deductible. Matthew has come to you for advice on filing his federal income tax retum. W 9:12 PM 4/15/2020 TYN PEN U L I 2020.UULX (17.1KB) For each of the following scenarios provide the following information in the format displayed below) Consider the tax year to be 2019 for all scenarios. This information does not need to be in complete sentences or have perfect grammar but it does need to be "readable -in other words able to be understood. You are just providing the information you would need to then write a memo or letter to the client. I will be grading this portionstrictly on Content and not grammar or presentation - unless you don't follow the format below. This section will be worth up to 5 points for each scenario. Facts: Research Question: Key words to search with: Answer: Support: Once you have completed this information for all 3 scenarios, choose of the scenarios and prepare a memo to the file documenting your research. This will be graded for grammar, spelling and presentation and of course the content that you have already been graded on. The memo will be worth 5 points. There are examples of unemo format in the text. GOR E NG 152020 BUUUUU Ctrl Home LI-III Scenario 2 Ralph operates a business that acts as a sales representative for firms that produce and sell precious metals to electronic manufacturers. Ralph contacts manufacturers and convinces them to sign contracts for delivery of metals. Ralph earns a commission on the sales. This year, Ralph contacted a jeweler to engrave small lapel buttons for each of his clients. Ralph paid $15 each for the lapel buttons and the jeweler charged Ralph an additional $7 for engraving. The electronic manufacturers, however. discourage their employees from accepting gifts related to sales contracts. Ralph has come to you regarding the lapel pens. Scenario 3 Matthew is a huge college football fan. In the past, he has always bought football tickets on the street from ticket scalpers. This year (2019), he decided to join the university's ticket program, which requires a $4,000 contribution to the university. In exchange for this contribution, Matthew will be allowed to purchase up to 4 season tickets. Matthew will pay $600 per season ticket. Matthew understands that the price paid for the season tickets is not tax deductible as a charitable contribution. However, his best friend told him that contributions to a university are typically tax deductible. Matthew has come to you for advice on filing his federal income tax retum. W 9:12 PM 4/15/2020 TYN PEN