38.5mointseBookReferencesProblem 8-34 (LO 8-1, 8-2)Kelvin owns and lives in a duplex. He rents the other unit for $730 per month. He incurs the following expenses during the current yearfor the entire property:Mortgage interestProperty taxesUtilitiesFixed light fixture in rental unitFixed dishwasher in personal unitPainted entire exteriorInsuranceDepreciation (entire structure)IncomeMortgage interestProperty taxesUtilitiesRequired:How are the above income and expenses reported on Kelvin's tax return?Note: Enter Schedule E expense as a negative number.Fix light (rental)Fix dishwasherPaint exteriorInsuranceDepreciationPersonal$ 7,4001,9201,480Schedule A902301,0401,8006,300Schedule E ACTION - CH 08 Quiz i38.5pointseBookReferencesProblem 8-34 (LO 8-1, 8-2)Kelvin owns and lives in a duplex. He rents the other unit for $730 per month. He incurs the following expenses during the current yearfor the entire property:Mortgage interestProperty taxesUtilitiesFixed light fixture in rental unitFixed dishwasher in personal unitPainted entire exteriorInsuranceDepreciation (entire structure)Required:How are the above income and expenses reported on Kelvin's tax return?Note: Enter Schedule E expense as a negative number.IncomeMortgage interestProperty taxesUtilitiesFix light (rental)Fix dishwasherPaint exteriorInsuranceDepreciationPersonal$ 7,4001,9201,480902301,0401,8006,300Schedule ASavedSchedule E

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