ACCT 401 - Chapter 14 fully
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Which of the following choices can be considered a dwelling unit?
(Check all that apply.) - answer Recreational vehicle (camper)
Houseboat
Condominium
Mobile home
A dwelling unit is considered to be a residence if the taxpayer's
number of personal use days in the home is more than the greater
of days or % of the days rented during the year. - answer Blank 1: 14
or fourteen
Blank 2: 10 or ten
Which of the following days are counted as rental days for a
dwelling unit? (Check all that apply.) - answer The home is being
repaired for rental use.
A friend of the taxpayer stays in the home and pays a fair market
rental rate.
Julia owns a house and property in Salt Lake City, Utah and another
house in Florida. She stays in Florida for about three months a year
and stays in Utah the other nine months. Julia is a consultant. Her
employer and office are located in Utah, but she is able to work
remotely when she is in Florida. What type of dwelling unit is the
Utah home to Julia? - answer Principal residence
Which of the following facts would NOT necessarily be taken into
consideration when trying to determine which of two residences is
the principal residence of the taxpayer? - answer The proximity of
each residence to the taxpayer's close friends
, In order for a place to be considered a(n) , people must be able to
live and sleep there. - answer Blank 1: dwelling
Blank 2: unit
Bob purchased a second home which he rented for 180 days this
year. Assuming Bob does not plan to rent it the rest of the year, he
must live in the home for at least days during the remainder of the
year in order for it to qualify as a residence. - answer Blank 1: 19 or
nineteen
Which of the following days are counted as personal use days for a
dwelling unit? (Check all that apply.) - answer A friend of the
taxpayer stays in the home and pays a below market rental rate.
A relative of an owner stays in the home and pays a fair market
rental rate.
A relative of an owner stays in the home for free.
The taxpayer or other owner resides in the unit.
Jason owns a house and property in Ogden, Utah. He does NOT live
in the home now, but plans to retire there. He is able to rent the
house to sports enthusiasts and their families throughout most of
the year. Skiers like to stay in the winter months and hikers like to
rent the house in the summer months. Which type of dwelling unit is
this house for Jason? - answer Nonresidence
When a taxpayer lives in more than one residence during the year,
she will have to distinguish which one is her based on time spent
there, proximity to her job, living arrangements of her immediate
family, and where her bills are mailed. - answer Blank 1: principal
Blank 2: residence
Drake purchased a second home this year. He lived in the home for
12 days and rented the home for 70 days. Which of the following
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Which of the following choices can be considered a dwelling unit?
(Check all that apply.) - answer Recreational vehicle (camper)
Houseboat
Condominium
Mobile home
A dwelling unit is considered to be a residence if the taxpayer's
number of personal use days in the home is more than the greater
of days or % of the days rented during the year. - answer Blank 1: 14
or fourteen
Blank 2: 10 or ten
Which of the following days are counted as rental days for a
dwelling unit? (Check all that apply.) - answer The home is being
repaired for rental use.
A friend of the taxpayer stays in the home and pays a fair market
rental rate.
Julia owns a house and property in Salt Lake City, Utah and another
house in Florida. She stays in Florida for about three months a year
and stays in Utah the other nine months. Julia is a consultant. Her
employer and office are located in Utah, but she is able to work
remotely when she is in Florida. What type of dwelling unit is the
Utah home to Julia? - answer Principal residence
Which of the following facts would NOT necessarily be taken into
consideration when trying to determine which of two residences is
the principal residence of the taxpayer? - answer The proximity of
each residence to the taxpayer's close friends
, In order for a place to be considered a(n) , people must be able to
live and sleep there. - answer Blank 1: dwelling
Blank 2: unit
Bob purchased a second home which he rented for 180 days this
year. Assuming Bob does not plan to rent it the rest of the year, he
must live in the home for at least days during the remainder of the
year in order for it to qualify as a residence. - answer Blank 1: 19 or
nineteen
Which of the following days are counted as personal use days for a
dwelling unit? (Check all that apply.) - answer A friend of the
taxpayer stays in the home and pays a below market rental rate.
A relative of an owner stays in the home and pays a fair market
rental rate.
A relative of an owner stays in the home for free.
The taxpayer or other owner resides in the unit.
Jason owns a house and property in Ogden, Utah. He does NOT live
in the home now, but plans to retire there. He is able to rent the
house to sports enthusiasts and their families throughout most of
the year. Skiers like to stay in the winter months and hikers like to
rent the house in the summer months. Which type of dwelling unit is
this house for Jason? - answer Nonresidence
When a taxpayer lives in more than one residence during the year,
she will have to distinguish which one is her based on time spent
there, proximity to her job, living arrangements of her immediate
family, and where her bills are mailed. - answer Blank 1: principal
Blank 2: residence
Drake purchased a second home this year. He lived in the home for
12 days and rented the home for 70 days. Which of the following
