A Total Residence Can Qualify as a Principal Residence If

question 56

True/False

A total residence can qualify as a principal residence if it is used partly for business purposes.

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Definitions:

Book Income

The income reported by a business based on the accounting rules of the firm, not necessarily reflecting the taxable income reported to the IRS.

Net Capital Loss

The result when the total capital losses from investments exceed the total capital gains.

Carried Forward

The process of taking unused tax credits or losses and applying them to offset tax liabilities in future periods.

Subchapter S Corporation

A form of corporation that meets specific Internal Revenue Code requirements, allowing it to be taxed as a pass-through entity, thereby avoiding double taxation on dividends.