Write My Liberty ACCT 616 Assignments

In weeks one, three, four and six a forum opens. Your thread needs 250 words or more, a biblical perspective, four or more citations and at least one Bible reference; your two replies need 125 words or more and two citations apiece. Each forum carries 50 points.

Case Studies 1 to 4, due in weeks two, three, five and eight, are each a paper of one to two pages in current APA on a scenario in the instructions, using at least two scholarly or professional sources besides the textbooks and the Bible. Each is worth 100 points.

The Tax Return Project, due in week seven, is a partnership tax return for the scenario in the instructions, built on the principles of the whole course and completed with the forms and instructions provided. At 200 points it is the largest item.

The four quizzes and the checklist account for the other 210 points.

The first week closes on a Friday after a Monday start, and each later week runs from Saturday.

Your instructor writes the scenarios, so every case and the return are built on your section's own facts.

Sources for the forums and cases include the Code's partnership sections, 701 to 777, the regulations, IRS publications and tax journals.

The return project draws on every chapter before it, which is why it falls late in the term.

Every case study starts by naming the question the scenario asks, then answers it before showing the analysis.

Contribution cases track each partner's inside and outside basis in a small table, since most contribution questions turn on basis.

Debt cases allocate the liability among partners under Section 752, raise each one's outside basis by that share, and then test the losses against the new basis.

Payout cases say whether the partner recognizes gain and fix the basis in what was received.

Sale cases address hot assets under Section 751, which can make part of the gain ordinary income.

Before the return is built, every scenario item is labeled: ordinary business income, or a separately stated item like a capital gain, a Section 179 expense, a charitable gift or a guaranteed payment that must appear on each K-1 by itself.

A forum thread might explain, plainly, what makes the LLC so popular for start-ups and connect the choice to a biblical principle of stewardship.

Allocation cases restate the substantial economic effect test plainly and then check the agreement against it.

Guaranteed payment questions show the payment as a deduction for the partnership and income to the partner, with self-employment tax.

Each case closes with a one-line answer to the question asked.

The return comes with a summary of each partner's share, so the K-1s can be checked at a glance.

Replies add a source or an example the classmate did not use.

Contribution cases show the contributed property's value and basis, any liability assumed, and the resulting basis for each partner.

Qualified business income questions identify whether the owner falls under the threshold, since the limits change above it.

Liquidating distributions are handled under their own basis rules, with any loss recognized only where the Code allows it.

The writers are pass-through tax specialists, mostly CPAs who prepare partnership and S corporation returns.

They track partner basis and prepare K-1s for clients every season.

A second specialist reviews every item.

Your files reach the writer without your name.

Many have prepared returns for real estate and professional service partnerships.

Several have taught partnership tax to new staff, which keeps their writing clear.

They keep up with yearly changes to the partnership forms and schedules.

One specialist handles your whole order.

They have answered IRS notices on partnership returns, so they document each figure.

Their explanations are written for owners who are not tax specialists.

Each one has worked through basis disputes with real partners.

Case studies lose points when basis is not tracked, or when a liability's effect on basis is ignored.

They lose points over two pages, or with fewer than two scholarly or professional sources.

Returns lose points when separately stated items are folded into ordinary income, or when the K-1s do not add up to the partnership's totals.

Forum threads lose points under 250 words, with fewer than four citations, or without a Bible reference.

Replies lose points under 125 words or with fewer than two citations.

Case studies also lose points when they give an answer without the rule that supports it.

Sale cases lose points when hot assets are overlooked.

Returns lose points when guaranteed payments are left off the K-1s.

Any paper loses points without a reference list in current APA.

Contribution cases lose points when a liability assumed by the partnership is not reflected in basis.

Forum posts lose points when the biblical perspective is added at the end without connecting to the topic.

A case study takes two to three days.

The partnership return takes five to seven days from the scenario.

A forum thread takes a day, and replies follow within a day of classmates posting.

The return is the largest line, and ordering it with the case studies lowers every line.

Case studies cost less than the return, and forums less again.

Urgent work costs more, especially the return.

A draft you have begun can be completed for less.

Send each scenario on the day it appears.

A full set of four cases is cheaper per case.

Forum lines cover the thread and both replies.