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chads108

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Briefly explain the defenses established by the courts to protect against abuse of evidence from net worth, source and application of funds and percentage markup methods of proof.
 
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The quarterly report that shows the tax liability for federal employee withholding, FICA Social Security and Medicare (employee) and FICA Social Security and Medicare (employer).
 a. 941
  b. 940
  c. W-3
  d. 8890



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Answer to Question 1

 Net worth method: The user must establish a beginning net worth with reasonable certainty, consider all relevant leads, and establish a likely source of funding for the increase in net worth. Moreover, the defense is given wide latitude in presenting evidence of beginning net worth.
 Source and application of funds: The user must establish beginning cash on hand with reasonable certainty, and expenditures cannot be speculative or arbitrary.
 Percentage markup: The use of reliable percentages (ratios) and a supportable base are required. Even so, the IRS cautions against the use of this method, and no judicial precedent has been identified or cited.

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