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13 November 2008

Re: [taxchat] Joint venture

Weren't there any expenses involved with this project?  I'd think you'd want to do a Schedule C and reflect the income and expense for the project.
 
Terri L. Ryman, EA
SOUTHWEST TAX & ACCOUNTING
503 Morton, Box 1367
Elkhart, KS  67950-1367
 
620.697.2422 Phone
 
620.697.4757 Fax
 
 
 
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Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2008 8:54 AM
Subject: [taxchat] Joint venture

The music director/organist of our church is my client.  She joined forces with our 2 cantors, a husband and wife, to produce a CD with religious selections and other comforting music. They are donating all the profits to our parish.
 
This is basically a one time event. I am thinking about how this will be reported on my client's return this year. My first thought is that the income would be on line 21, the expenses on Sch A, subject to 2%, and the profits donated reported on Sch A as a charitable contribution.  Since the organist and her husband have a high AGI, they can very well lose the deduction for the expenses.
 
Any thoughts on this?
 
Donna Perrone
 
Donna J. Perrone, EA
East Haven, CT
203-469-4939
203-468-2038 fax
 
 

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