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On Jan.1 of the current year, Mr. Radon and Mr. Helix established operations of their partnership...

On Jan.1 of the current year, Mr. Radon and Mr. Helix established operations of their partnership Smackey Technologies, a manufacturer of electronic components. Both partners actively participate equally. Smackey’s income statement for the current calendat year, is presented below.

Sales $1,000,000

Cost of sales (410,000)

Gross profit 590,000

Operating expenses

Salaries and wages (excluding partners) 165000

Guaranteed payments to partners 100000

Depreciation of machinery and equipment 145000

Partners' health insurance premiums 10000

Contributions to pension plans (excluding partners) 12000

Contributions to Keogh pension plan 6000

Charitable contributions 22000

operating ordinary income 130000

other income (loss) :

interest 2500

rental income net (1800)

total 700

total net income 130,700

Other information:

Radon and Helix share profits and losses equally

Guaranteed payments to partners are for services rendered and are determined without regard to partnership income.

In addition to the guaranteed payments, Radon and Helix each drew $35,000.

These drawings were unrelated to the guaranteed payments Guaranteed payments and partners' health insurance premiums are divided equally between Radon and Helix.

The charitable contribution was made in cash to a qualified charitable organization

Question 1: Enter the appropriate values in the 1065 tax form

Question 2: Using the data provided in the tab titled “Information,” enter the approriate values in the schedule K and K-1 below.

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Sales           1,000,000
Cost of Sales             (410,000)
Gross Profit             590,000 (1000000-410000)
Operating Income                130,000
Rental Income                   (1,800)
Interest                     2,500
Other Income               130,700
Operating Expenses
Salaries and Wages                165,000
Payments to Partners               100,000
Depreciation                145,000
Health Insurance                  10,000
Pension                   12,000
Keogh Pension Plan                     6,000
Charitable                  22,000
Total Expenses             460,000
Net Profit              260,700 (590000+130700-460000)
Computation of Tax Profit
Net Profit as per Profit and loss               260,700
Add:
Charitable                  22,000
Less:
Interest                     2,500
Rent Loss                   (1,800)
Gross Total Income                282,000
Less : Donations                  22,000
Net taxable Income               260,000

Unable to See Tab Titled "Information and hence ended the answer with net taxtable income


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