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The Income Tax Return may be prepared manually or using the PROSERIES (TURBOTAX) software (or some other Federal Income Tax (or Information) software that you may have access to) that is located on the Network System in the Computer Center on the Eight floor (South) at the University Of Houston-Downtown Campus (and the second floor classrooms in the Shea Street College Of Business Building) (or on the personal computers at UHD-Northwest at Lone Star College-University Park). If you choose to prepare the Income Tax (or Information) Return using the ProSeries (TurboTax) software in the Computer Center (or at UHD-Northwest at Lone Star College-University Park), the following information applies. The ProSeries (TurboTax) software may be accessed from any personal computer in the Computer Center that is connected to the Network System at the University Of Houston-Downtown Campus (or on the personal computers on the personal computers at UHD-Northwest at Lone Star College-University Park). Please bring a device to the Computer Center in order to save your data. (Please be sure that the device is capable of saving your data). To assist you in using the ProSeries (TurboTax) software, an operator's manual is available in the Computer Center (or at UHD-Northwest at Lone Star College-University Park). Below is a listing of basic instructions in operating the software.

FACTS

Valerie Lawson and Clara Norman are the sole equal shareholders in the corporation of Lawson And Norman Enterprises, Inc. The corporation, which is a retail office supplies and stationery store, began its operations on January 2, 1985 (also date of incorporation). For Federal Income Tax purposes, the corporation is a calendar year taxpayer and uses the Accrual Method Of Accounting. Its Employer Identification Number is 76-1234567, address is 4369 Robbie Lane Houston, Texas 77026-3915, telephone number is (281) 479-8132, fax number is (281) 567-9024 and E-Mail address is "lawsonandnormanenterprises.com". The business activity code for the corporation is 453210. Valerie Lawson is the president of the corporation and its contact person for Federal Income Tax purposes and Clara Norman is the secretary and treasurer of the corporation. Both are full-time employees of the corporation devoting one hundred percent (100%) of their time to the business and each has an annual salary of $75,000. Valerie Lawson's social security number is 234-56-7890 and her address is 8124 Annette Court Houston, Texas 77031-9475. Clara Norman has social security number of 345-67-8901 and her address is 2716 Nanette Drive Houston, Texas 77061-3459.

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

During the year of 2014, Lawson And Norman Enterprises, Inc. reported the following Income and Expenses (including necessary accruals) for Financial Accounting purposes:

                        Gross Receipts                                                                        $1,482,000

                        Sales Returns And Allowances                                       109,000

                        Purchases                                                                         510,000     

                        Dividends Received From Stock (Not Qualified Dividends)

                                    Investments In Less Than twenty percent (20%)

Owned United States (U. S.) Corporation            80,000

                        Interest Income:

                                    Taxable Interest                                                     18,000

                                    Tax-Exempt Interest                                                7,200

                        Salaries:  Officers                                                            150,000

                                       Other Employees                                              108,000

                        Repairs And Maintenance                                                 19,300     

                        Rent Expense - Office                                                                   84,000

                        Rent Expense - Equipment                                                15,500

                        Payroll Taxes (Federal And State)                                     19,600

                        Interest Expense                                                                25,200

                        Advertising Expense                                                          44,500

                        Charitable Contributions                                                    48,000

                        Legal And Professional Fees                                             28,800

                        Depreciation Expense                                                       50,000 *

                        Utilities Expense                                                               27,300

                        Employee's Health Insurance Premiums                            14,200

                        Entertainment Of Clients                                                     5,000

                        Officers' Life Insurance Premiums                                    14,400 **

* - Based upon Straight-Line Depreciation, a useful life of five (5) years and no salvage value for all  assets (see specific assets below).

** - Lawson And Norman Enterprises, Inc. Is The Designated Beneficiary.

The Lawson And Norman Enterprises, Inc. owns the following depreciable assets:

ASSET DESCRIPTION                      DATE ACQUIRED                        ORIGINAL COST

Automobile - 2013 Lexus 460                            April 1, 2013                            $ 50,000

(Five-year Property)

Automobile - 2013 Cadillac Seville        April 1, 2013                              50,000

(Five-year Property)

Furniture And Fixtures                            May 1, 2012                             150,000

(Seven-year Property)                                                                        

Each automobile was used a total of 18,000 miles during the year of 2014 all which were business miles.  The automobiles were not available for personal use during off-duty hours and were used solely by Valerie Lawson and Clara Norman, who both have another vehicle available for personal use. For Federal Income Tax purposes, all of these assets are depreciated using the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS).  Section 179 Deduction was not elected in regards to any of these assets nor was Straight-Line Depreciation used.

BALANCE SHEETS

The Balance Sheets (Financial Accounting) for the Lawson And Norman Enterprises, Inc. at the beginning and ending of the year of 2014 are as follows:

ASSETS                                                                      January 1             December 31

Cash                                                                           $  36,000               $   84,000

Trade Notes And Accounts Receivable                         96,000                    90,000

Inventory  (Valued At Cost) *                                                 120,000                  100,000

Marketable Securities - Long Term                              140,000                  170,000

Depreciable Assets (And Land)                                   260,000 **             260,000 **

Less: Accumulated Depreciation                                  (65,000)                (115,000)

Other Assets (Deposits)                                                  12,000                    12,000

                                                                                    ------------              -------------

TOTAL ASSETS                                                       $ 599,000              $ 601,000

                                                                                    =======             =======

LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY

Accounts Payable (Non Recourse)                           $    96,000              $ 116,200

Federal Income Taxes Payable                                                    8,600                       ?

Notes Payable - Short Term (Recourse)                         16,000                    24,000

Notes Payable - Long Term (Recourse)                       164,000                  212,000

Common Stock                                                              10,000                    10,000

Retained Earnings (Unappropriated)                          304,400                  229,042

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND                                               ------------                ------------

                         STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY        $  599,000               $  601,000

                                                                                  =======               =======

*   - The rules of Section 263A of the Internal Revenue Code do not apply to the corporation.

** - Includes $10,000 allocated to Land.

ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENTS

During 2014, Lawson And Norman Enterprises, Inc. made the following estimated tax payments:

                                                April 15, 2014                         $30,000

                                                June 16, 2014                          $20,000

                                                September 15, 2014                $20,000

                                                December 15, 2014                 $10,000

The 2013 Federal Income Tax liability for Lawson And Norman Enterprises, Inc. was $76,800 and no overpayment of 2013 Federal Income Tax is being applied to the 2014 Federal Income Tax liability of Lawson And Norman Enterprises, Inc.

REQUIRED

Prepare the C Corporation Tax Return for the Lawson And Norman Enterprises, Inc. for the tax year of 2014. The following Forms are needed to complete the Tax Return:

Form 1120
Form 1125-A
Form 1125-E
Schedule G (Form 1120)
Form 4562
Form 4626

The Income Tax Return is due on JULY 24, 2015.

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