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inna [77]
2 years ago
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Ms. Jorgen recently moved from Boston to Pittsburgh to take a job with OP Inc. She sold her home in Boston and OP paid the $14,5

00 realtor's commission on the sale. The amount that Ms. Jorgen will report on her income tax return as income from this payment is_____________.
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1 answer:
drek231 [11]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Ms. Jorgen will report only the Taxable gain and losses from the purchase and will not report the commission paid for by OP Inc

Explanation:

Gross Income Definition is total amount( the amount is $14500), in cash(the $14500 is cash) or otherwise ( asset value), Accrued to, received by or in favor of ( the amount of $14500 is in paid in favor of her) and must not be of a capital nature ( the commission is of a capital nature. Therefore it will not be reported as income.

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