Question: Question 1: (Please explain your answer) (Please note all questions are for USA Federal Income Taxation) In December 2021, Mariya, a cash basis taxpayer, paid
Question 1: (Please explain your answer) (Please note all questions are for USA Federal Income Taxation)
In December 2021, Mariya, a cash basis taxpayer, paid $2,200 of hurricane insurance premiums for the calendar year 2022 on a condo she held for rental income. Mariya deducted the $2,200 of insurance premiums on her 2021 tax return. Her taxable income was $160,000 that year. On July 31, 2022, she sold the building and, as a result, received a $700 refund on her hurricane insurance premiums. As a result of the above: A. Mariya should include the $700 in 2022 gross income in accordance with the claim of right doctrine.
B. Mariya should include the $700 in 2022 gross income in accordance with the tax benefit rule.
C. Mariya should amend her 2021 return and claim $700 less insurance expense.
D. None of these.
E. Mariya should add the $700 to her sales proceeds from the building.
Question 2: (Please explain your answer) (Please note all questions are for USA Federal Income Taxation)
Andrew and Jasmine are ages 78 and 67, respectively, and file a joint return in 2021. If they have itemized deductions of $27,000, they should claim the standard deduction.
True or False
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