The 12-Month Rule Allows Taxpayers to Deduct the Entire Amount

question 123

True/False

The 12-month rule allows taxpayers to deduct the entire amount of certain prepaid business expenses.

Learn about the fiduciary duties of members and managers within LLCs and other forms of business partnerships.

Understand the legal consequences of business entities’ actions, including liability for acts that contribute to harm or breach of duties.

Recognize the taxation options and consequences for LLCs and the implications for federal and state taxes.

Understand the rights and responsibilities of members in a business entity, including voting rights, profit distribution, and the impact of dissociation.

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Definitions:

Compound Interest

Interest calculated on the initial principal, which also includes all of the accumulated interest from previous periods on a deposit or loan.

Simple Interest

Interest calculated on the principal portion of a loan or deposit, without compounding on the interest previously earned.

Original Principal

The initial amount of money borrowed or invested, before the addition of interest or profits.

Compounded Annually

A method of calculating interest where the interest rate is applied once per year to the principal, including any interest from previous periods.