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Sherry Hopson owns a retail family clothing store. Her store is located at 4321 Heather Drive,...

Sherry Hopson owns a retail family clothing store. Her store is located at 4321 Heather Drive, Henderson, NV 89002. Her employer identification number is 95-1234321 and her Social Security number is 123-45-6789. Sherry keeps her books on an accrual basis. The income and expenses for the year are:

Gross sales $351,700
Returns and allowances 4,000
Expenses:
Beginning inventory (at cost) $ 84,300
Add: purchases 100,700
Cost of goods available for sale 185,000
Less: ending inventory (at cost) 75,000
Cost of goods sold $110,000
Rent 23,800
Insurance 1,500
Legal and accounting fees 2,800
Payroll 37,200
Payroll taxes 3,440
Utilities 1,850
Office supplies 750
Advertising 2,100

Sherry’s bookkeeper has provided the book-basis fixed asset roll forward to be used in computing the depreciation. The tax lives of the assets are the same as the book lives shown in the fixed asset schedule. The truck is not considered a passenger automobile for purposes of the luxury automobile limitations. No Section 179 election is made. For tax purposes, Sherry elected out of bonus depreciation in all years except 2017.

Required:
Complete Sherry's Schedule C and Form 4562.

Make realistic assumptions about any missing data.

Enter all amounts as positive numbers.

If an amount box does not require an entry or the answer is zero, enter "0".

If required round any dollar amount to the nearest dollar.

Click here to access the depreciation table to use for this problem.

Sherry’s bookkeeper has provided the following book-basis fixed asset rollforward:

Hopson Retail
Fixed Asset Rollforward
12/31/2017
(book basis)
DEPR COST 2015 2016 2017 ACCUM NET BOOK
ASSET IN SERVICE METHOD LIFE BASIS DEPR DEPR DEPR DEPR VALUE
CASH REGISTER 2/15/2015 SL 5 9,800.00 1,796.67 1,960.00 1,960.00 5,716.67 4,083.33
2015 TOTAL ADDITIONS 9,800.00 1,796.67 1,960.00 1,960.00 5,716.67 4,083.33

RETAIL FIXTURES

10/12/2016

SL

7

4,500.00

160.71

642.86

803.57

3,696.43
FURNITURE 10/12/2016 SL 7 3,600.00 128.57 514.29 642.86 2,957.14
2016 TOTAL ADDITIONS 8,100.00 - 289.28 1,157.15 1,446.43 6,653.57
TOTAL 17,900.00 1,796.67 2,249.28 3,117.15 7,163.10 10,736.90

DELIVERY TRUCK

6/1/2017

SL

5

32,000.00

3,733.33

3,733.33

28,266.67
DESK AND CABINETRY 6/1/2017 SL 7 17,000.00 1,416.67 1,416.67 15,583.33
COMPUTER 6/1/2017 SL 5 3,500.00 408.33 408.33 3,091.67
2017 TOTAL ADDITIONS 52,500.00 - - 5,558.33 5,558.33 46,941.67
TOTAL 70,400.00 1,796.67 2,249.28 8,675.48 12,721.43 57,678.57

The entire Form 4562 and Schedule C would be greatly helpful. However, I am struggling for the solution to Line 17 on the Form 4562.

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Expert Solution

Hi there,

Line No form C particulars Amount
1 Sales          351,700
2 Returns              4,000
3 Net sales          347,700
4 COGS          110,000
5 Gross profit          237,700
6 Other income                     -  
7 Gross income          237,700
8 Advertising              2,100
13 Depreciation            33,766
15 Insurance              1,500
Rent            23,800
17 Legal and accounting fee              2,800
18 Utilities              1,850
22 Office supplies                  750
23 Payroll taxes              3,440
26 Payroll            37,200
28 Total expenses          107,206
29/31 Net profit          130,494

Depreciation:

Depreciation
MACRS depreciation on assets placed in service before 2016 3651
Bonus depreciation on assets placed in service during the year 25500
MACRS depreciation on assets placed in service during the year            4,615
Total depreciation          33,766
a b=a*50% c=a-b d e=c*d
Asset Depreciable basis Bonus depreciation @50% MACRS depreciable basis MACRS depreciation rate MACRS depreciation
Heavy duty truck 31000 15500 15500 20%                    3,100
Desk and file cabinet 17000 8500 8500 14.29%                    1,215
Computer 3000 1500 1500 20%                       300
25500                    4,615

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