ACC 330 Module Two Income List Instructions

ACC 330 Module Two Income List Instructions

  1. Review the list of topics below and select three topics to research in depth.
  2. Apply the research process described in the Tax Research Guide found in the Supporting Materials section of the Module Two Income Assignment Guidelines and Rubric.
  3. Complete the Module Two Income Template found in the What to Submit section of the Module Two Income Assignment Guidelines and Rubric.

List of Income-Related Research Topics

  1. Caleb received a prize totaling $400 from the local civic center without any action on their part and without requirement to provide any services as a condition of receiving the prize.
  2. A married couple, Xi and Francis, have sold their primary residence. They purchased the home for $150,000 thirty years ago and sold the home for $780,000.
  3. Cari’s grandmother sent her $12,000 in May as a gift, and another $5,000 was paid directly to her school in August for tuition.
  4. Interest of $500 was earned on state and local bonds that were gifted to Tannon when they turned eighteen.
  5. Monique receives a stipend from her employer in the amount of $350 per month for qualified parking and/or transit pass reimbursement. At the end of the year, her employer also provides a turkey for Thanksgiving, which each employee receives (a value of $25).
  6. Kathy received Form 1099-C reporting $1,000 in cancelled credit card debt. This included $150 in credit card interest from personal purchases made using the credit card.
  7. Stacy received a settlement from a recent accident for $15,000. The award included $11,000 as settlement for personal physical injury and $4,000 for emotional distress associated with the accident. Stacy claimed related medical expenses from this accident as itemized deductions totaling $6,000 in the prior tax year.
  8. Retired Army veteran, Korey, received grant funding in the amount of $10,000 for education, training, and subsistence allowance and $3,000 for his home to be designed for wheelchair living. These funds were paid to Korey by the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA).
  9. Shamed surrendered his life insurance policy for cash in the amount of $25,000. He previously paid $20,000 in premiums for this policy.
  10. Alex and Frank are members of a barter club. Members in this club can contact one another directly to exchange services. Alex repaired Frank’s broken window, and Frank repaired Alex’s broken refrigerator.
  11. Ellen bought a cottage for personal use for $20,000 in 1980 and made no further improvements or additions to it. A storm destroyed the cottage this January. At the time, the cottage was worth $250,000. Ellen received $150,000 from the insurance company in March and spent $120,000 rebuilding the cottage.
  12. Justin received $12,000 in alimony payments for a divorce agreement settled in 2021.
  13. Larry collected $4,500 in unemployment benefits from the State of Florida after being laid off from his former employer.
  14. Dirk received payment from his employer in the form of Bitcoin for $1,200, which was the fair market value (FMV) at the time the currency was received.
  15. Grace-Ann received $100 a week for 12 weeks to babysit her grandson, Alec, while his parents were at work.