Sam owns an insurance agency and makes the following business gifts during the year. Calculate Sam's deduction for business gifts. If an amount is zero, enter "0". Amount Donee Aтount Allowed 1. Ms. Sears (a client) $35, plus $4 shipping 2. Mr. Williams (a tennis partner, 55 not a business prospect or client) 3. Mr. Sample (a client) received $22 and Mrs. Sample (nonclient spouse of Mr. Sample) 42 received a gift valued at $20 4. Various customers (calendars 300 costing $3 each with the company name on them) 5. Mr. Shiver (an employee gift, 175 a watch, for 25 years of continuous service) Total business gift deduction

Sam owns an insurance agency and makes the following business gifts during the year. Calculate Sam's deduction for business gifts. If an amount is zero, enter "0". Amount Donee Aтount Allowed 1. Ms. Sears (a client) $35, plus $4 shipping 2. Mr. Williams (a tennis partner, 55 not a business prospect or client) 3. Mr. Sample (a client) received $22 and Mrs. Sample (nonclient spouse of Mr. Sample) 42 received a gift valued at $20 4. Various customers (calendars 300 costing $3 each with the company name on them) 5. Mr. Shiver (an employee gift, 175 a watch, for 25 years of continuous service) Total business gift deduction

SWFT Comprehensive Vol 2020

43rd Edition

ISBN:9780357391723

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Chapter14: Property Transact Ions: Capital Gains And Losses, § 1231, And Recapture Provisions

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