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Explain one example of (a) a role in which a person is anindependent contractor & an ACTUAL agent (not apparent); and(b) a role in which a person is an ACTUAL agent but NOT an employeeor an independent contractor.

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Larry and Marcia Ricci are a married couple living in Californiawho file a joint tax return. For the past

several years, Larry worked full time as a CPA. This year, Larryspent 2,250 hours working in his CPA

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In addition to being a homemaker, Marcia worked part-time as areal estate agent at Brokerage Firm.

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broker. Marcia worked for Brokerage under a contract statingthat she was an independent contractor,

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commissions. The contract also required Marcia to sell,exchange, lease, or rent properties and solicit

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1,000 hours selling real estate this year.

During this year, Larry and Marcia owned two apartment rentalproperties. In addition to his

employment as a CPA, Larry spent approximately 80 hours managingProperty 1. Property 1 had a

resident who assisted Larry and the resident spent 100 hoursthis year managing it.

Marcia spent approximately 430 hours managing the Property 2during this year. She was the only

person who managed this property.

This year, Larryâs CPA salary is $300,000. Marcia will have realestate commissions from Brokerage of

$80,000 and related expenses of $25,000. Her Schedule C for herreal estate agent activity will, thus,

show net income of $55,000.

Property 1 collected $60,000 of rental income, but had $80,000of expense, for a net $20,000 loss.

Property 2 collected $75,000 of rental income, but had $90,000of expense for a net $15,000 loss.

The Riccis are concerned about whether the passive activity lossrules of Code section 469 may apply to

limit their ability to deduct losses related to theProperties.

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1) Is Marcia considered a real estate professional?

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All of the following are considered examples of "constructivereceipt" of income, except:
a. an employee was informed that her paycheck was available, butshe did not pick it up.
b. a contractor earned income that was received by his agent, butwas not received by the contractor.
c. someone bought a 9-month certificate of deposit in November2004. It earned $200 interest in 2004, she can withdraw theprincipal and interest in 2004 if she pays a penalty on one month'sinterest ($100).
d. a payment on a sale of real property placed in escrow pendingsettlement at which time title would convey.
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