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Christopher Crosphit (age 42) owns and operates a health club called "Catawba Fitness". The business is located at 4321 New Cut Road, Spartanburg, SC 29303. The principal business code is 812190. Chris had the following income and expenses from the health club: Income $216,100 Expenses: Business insurance 3,665 Office supplies 3,295 Payroll 98,900 Payroll taxes 9,112 Travel 2,420 Equipment & club maintenance 10,720 Cleaning service 8,775 Equipment rent 22,820 Utilities (electric, water, gas) 13,975 Telephone 2,778 Rent 32,590 Advertising 5,200 Special workout clothing and boxing gloves 780 Subscription to Biceps Monthly magazine 120 Educational seminar on weight training 770 Other expenses 1,830 The business uses the cash method of accounting and has no accounts receivable or inventory held for resale. Chris has the following interest income for the year: Upper Piedmont Savings Bank savings account $12,831 Morgan Bank bond portfolio interest 12,025 (You may assume that the bond portfolio interest is from corporate bonds.) Chris has been a widower for 10 years with a dependent son, Arnold (Social Security number 276-23-3954), and he files his tax return as head of household. Arnold is an 18-year-old high school student; he does not qualify for the child tax credit. They live next door to the health club at 4323 New Cut Road. Chris does all the administrative work for the health club out of an office in his home. The room is 171 square feet and the house has a total of 1,800 square feet. Chris pays $20,000 per year in rent and $4,000 in utilities. Chris' Social Security number is 565-12-6789. He made an estimated tax payment to the IRS of $1,000 on April 15, 2017. Required: Complete Form 1040 for Chris and the other schedules and forms provided. Do not complete Form 4562 (depreciation). Make realistic assumptions about any missing data. If required, enter a "loss" as a negative number on the tax form. Do not enter deductions or other amounts as negative numbers. If an amount box does not require an entry or the answer is zero, enter "0". Round any percentages to two decimal places. Round any dollar amounts to the nearest dollar.

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