Income Types and Reporting Flashcards
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A taxpayer wins $5,000 at a casino. How should this be reported?
Answer: As Other Income on Schedule 1
All gambling winnings are taxable and must be reported as Other Income on Schedule 1, regardless of whether a Form W-2G was issued.
Alimony paid under a divorce agreement finalized in 2019 is treated how for the payer?
Answer: Deductible as an adjustment to income
Alimony under pre-2019 (pre-TCJA) divorce agreements is deductible by the payer and taxable to the recipient under the old rules.
Which form is used to report interest income of $1,500 from a bank account?
Answer: Schedule B
Schedule B is required when taxable interest or ordinary dividends exceed $1,500, and it reconciles interest and dividend income.
A taxpayer receives a state tax refund. Under what condition is the refund taxable?
Answer: If the taxpayer itemized and deducted state taxes in the prior year
A state tax refund is taxable only to the extent the taxpayer received a tax benefit from deducting state taxes in the prior year (the tax benefit rule).
Which IRS form reports distributions from a traditional IRA or 401(k)?
Answer: Form 1099-R
Form 1099-R reports distributions from pensions, annuities, retirement plans, and IRAs.
An employee is reimbursed $600 under an employer's accountable plan for business travel. How is this treated?
Answer: Excluded from taxable income
Reimbursements under an accountable plan are excluded from the employee's taxable income because the employee substantiated the business expense.
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