Juliette formed a new business to sell sporting goods this year. The business opened its doors to customers on June 1. Determine the amount of start-up costs Juliette can immediately expense

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Juliette formed a new business to sell sporting goods this year. The business opened its doors to customers on June 1. Determine the amount of start-up costs Juliette can immediately expense (not including amortization) this year in the following alternative scenarios:

1) She incurred start-up costs of $2,500.

a) Amount of start up costs immediately expensed?______________

2) She incurred start-up costs of $41,000

a) Amount of start up cost immediately expensed

3) She incurred start-up costs of $51,100.

a) Amount of start up cost immediately expensed

4) She incurred start-up costs of $61,250.(Leave no answer blank. Enter zero if applicable.)

a) Amount of start up cost immediately expensed

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1) She incurred start-up costs of $2,500.

  1. a) Amount of start up costs immediately expensed?

$2,500, computed as follows:

 

  Description Amount, Explaination
1 Maximum immediate expense 5000 S 195(b)(1)(ii)
2 Total start-up costs 2500 Given In
problem
3 Phase-out threshold 50000 S 195(b)(1)(ii)
4 Immediate expense phase-out 0 (2-3)
Allowable immediate expense 2500 Lessor of (2)or-(1)-(4)

 

______________

2) She incurred start-up costs of $41,000

  1. a) Amount of start up cost immediately expensed

$5000, computed as follows:

 

  Description Amount, Explaination
1 Maximum immediate expense 5000 S 195(b)(1)(ii)
2 Total start-up costs 41000 Given In
problem
3 Phase-out threshold 50000 S 195(b)(1)(ii)
4 Immediate expense phase-out 0 (2-3)
Allowable immediate expense 5000 Lessor of (2)or-(1)-(4)

 

3) She incurred start-up costs of $51,100.

  1. a) Amount of start up cost immediately expensed

$3900, computed as follows:

 

 

  Description Amount, Explaination
1 Maximum immediate expense 5000 S 195(b)(1)(ii)
2 Total start-up costs 51100 Given In
problem
3 Phase-out threshold 50000 S 195(b)(1)(ii)
4 Immediate expense phase-out 1100 (2-3)
Allowable immediate expense 3900 Lessor of (2)or-(1)-(4)

 

4) She incurred start-up costs of $61,250.(Leave no answer blank. Enter zero if applicable.)

$0, computed as follows:

 

  Description Amount, Explaination
1 Maximum immediate expense 5000 S 195(b)(1)(ii)
2 Total start-up costs 61250 Given In
problem
3 Phase-out threshold 50000 S 195(b)(1)(ii)
4 Immediate expense phase-out 11250 (2-3)
Allowable immediate expense 0 Lessor of (2)or-(1)-(4)

 

5) How would you answer parts (a) through (d) if she formed a partnership or a corporation and she incurred the same amount of organizational expenditures rather than start-up costs (how much of the organizational expenditures would be immediately deductible)?

Answer:

 

The answers would be the same if these were organizational expenditures instead ofstart-up costs.Note, however, that organizational expenditures only apply tocorporations and partnerships and do not apply to businesses organized as soleproprietorships

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