Gary Is a Successful Architect Who Also Sings at Weddings

question 41

Multiple Choice

Gary is a successful architect who also sings at weddings. This year, he received $5,400 of fees for his singing and spent $6,250 on voice lessons, sheet music, and travel to the weddings. Which of the following statements is true?

• A) Because the singing activity resulted in a loss, Gary can't treat it as a business.
• B) If facts and circumstances support Gary's claim that his singing activity is a business, he can deduct an $850 above-the-line loss.
• C) Because Gary's primary source of income is his architecture practice, he can't treat the singing activity as a business.
• D) Gary can deduct his $850 hobby loss as an itemized deduction.

Comprehend the prevalence rates and demographic differences of eating disorders and obesity.

Distinguish between different eating disorders based on symptoms and diagnostic criteria.

Understand the role of biological factors in eating disorders and obesity.

Recognize methods for preventing and treating obesity and eating disorders.

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