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Carlos owns a property which he has rented. During 2021, the property generated $24,000 in rental income. Carlos incurred the following expenses related to rental operations:
• Depreciation
$5,000
• Real estate tax
2,000
Utilities (water and electricity)
Maintenance
3,000
• Boat expenses which Carlos uses to
1,500
meet clients and sign contracts
5,500
Determine the net income from rental operations that Carlos will include in his individual income tax return.
Submit your computations.
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