Barney is self-employed and drove his vehicle 15,000 miles in 2019. 10,000 miles were for business. He has the following expenses Gas & oil $1,800. Car insurance $600. Depreciation $2,700. Taxes $300. How much can he deduct using actual expenses? Group of answer choices A.$5,750 B.$3,618 C.$4,806 D.$5,400

Barney is self-employed and drove his vehicle 15,000 miles in 2019. 10,000 miles were for business. He has the following expenses Gas & oil $1,800. Car insurance $600. Depreciation $2,700. Taxes $300. How much can he deduct using actual expenses? Group of answer choices A.$5,750 B.$3,618 C.$4,806 D.$5,400

SWFT Essntl Tax Individ/Bus Entities 2020

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Chapter11: Individuals As Employees And Proprietors

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