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Solutions Manual/Test Bank
2010 Edition
Income Tax
Fundamentals
Gerald E. Whittenburg
San Diego State University
Martha Altus-Buller
San Diego, California
Solutions Manual and Test Bank, 2010 Edition to accompany Income Tax Fundamentals, 2010 Edition
By Gerald Whittenburg and Martha Altus-Buller
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CONTENTS
PREFACE iv
CHAPTER OUTLINES AND SUGGESTED MINIMUM ASSIGNMENTS 1
SOLUTIONS FOR QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS 25
Chapter 1 The Individual Income Tax Return 27
Chapter 2 Gross Income and Exclusions 39
Chapter 3 Business Income and Expenses, Part I 57
Chapter 4 Business Income and Expenses, Part II 81
Chapter 5 Itemized Deductions and Other Incentives 107
Chapter 6 Credits and Special Taxes 133
Chapter 7 Accounting Periods and Methods and Depreciation 159
Chapter 8 Capital Gains and Losses 177
Chapter 9 Withholding, Estimated Payments, and Payroll Taxes 203
Chapter 10 Partnership Taxation 231
Chapter 11 The Corporate Income Tax 243
Chapter 12 Tax Administration and Tax Planning 257
SOLUTIONS FOR ADDITIONAL COMPREHENSIVE TAX RETURN PROBLEMS 259
TEST BANK
Chapter 1 The Individual Income Tax Return 293
Chapter 2 Gross Income and Exclusions 307
Chapter 3 Business Income and Expenses, Part I 319
Chapter 4 Business Income and Expenses, Part II 333
Chapter 5 Itemized Deductions and Other Incentives 347
Chapter 6 Credits and Special Taxes 363
Chapter 7 Accounting Periods and Methods and Depreciation 375
Chapter 8 Capital Gains and Losses 389
Chapter 9 Withholding, Estimated Payments, and Payroll Taxes 403
Chapter 10 Partnership Taxation 413
Chapter 11 The Corporate Income Tax 423
Chapter 12 Tax Administration and Tax Planning 433
TEST BANK SOLUTIONS 439
PREFACE
This manual contains the solutions to the multiple choice questions, problems, and comprehensive problems in the text and also provides a source of exam questions for your class. Some of the test bank questions require additional tables or schedules. The tax calculations and phase-outs have become so complex that professors may prefer open book tests in some circumstances. If you wish to make the manual available for student review, the pages in the manual are perforated so that test materials may be removed from the manual to retain their integrity.
The test bank is also available for use on personal computers through ExamView®. If you would like a copy of this computerized test generator, please contact your Cengage Learning representative.
The manual also contains a brief topical outline for each chapter designed to assist you in presenting the course material. Suggested minimum case and problem assignments, selected to provide a representative sample of the text’s problem material, follow each chapter outline.
Gerald E. Whittenburg
Martha AltusBuller