44.This year Joy’s aggregate income from her businesses was $180,000. Joy’s aggregate business deductions from those...
44.This year Joy’s aggregate income from her businesses was $180,000. Joy’s aggregate business deductions from those businesses was $320,000. Joy’s spouse Harry earns $80,000 of W-2 income. The couple also has $20,000 of investment income. What amount of business lost may be used to offset the income from Harry’s earnings and the investment income?
a. $0.
b. $20,000.
c. $80,000.
d. $100,000
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C) $80,000 (it is assumed that both persons files single return under married couple.
as per USA Tax laws if married couples filles a single return loss of one person can be set-off aginast another person. therfor total income of Mrs. Harry can be set off against loss/deduction from his spouse Mr. Joy's Income.
Joint income will be inclusded in Joy's Income as Joy's income is higher amoung both. therefor invesement income is clbbed under Joy's income.
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