An employee of Company x received the following loans (rate and amount) from their employer on January 1, this year: 7%, $15,000 loan to consolidate debts 5%, $100,000 loan to purchase a home The following are the prescribed rates for this year: Q1 8%, Q2 6%, Q3 9%, Q4 7% The employee paid interest on the loans on January 15, of the following year. Required: Calculate the total interest benefit (to be included in income). Ignore any leap year impacts. A Total interest as per the prescribed rates $8,37 B Total interest as per the prescribed rates $8,62 CTotal interest as per the prescribed rates $8,37 $6,050; total interest benefit $2,325 DTotal interest as per the prescribed rates $8,62 $6,050; total interest benefit $2,577 ***ANSWERD Total interest as per the prescribed rates $8,627; total interest paid $6,050; total interest benefit $2,577 IS INCORRECT***

An employee of Company x received the following loans (rate and amount) from their employer on January 1, this year: 7%, $15,000 loan to consolidate debts 5%, $100,000 loan to purchase a home The following are the prescribed rates for this year: Q1 8%, Q2 6%, Q3 9%, Q4 7% The employee paid interest on the loans on January 15, of the following year. Required: Calculate the total interest benefit (to be included in income). Ignore any leap year impacts. A Total interest as per the prescribed rates $8,37 B Total interest as per the prescribed rates $8,62 CTotal interest as per the prescribed rates $8,37 $6,050; total interest benefit $2,325 DTotal interest as per the prescribed rates $8,62 $6,050; total interest benefit $2,577 ANSWERD Total interest as per the prescribed rates $8,627; total interest paid $6,050; total interest benefit $2,577 IS INCORRECT

CONCEPTS IN FED.TAX.,2020-W/ACCESS

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Chapter5: Introduction To Business Expenses

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