Answer:
net Investment income for Troy = $4,104.
Investment interest deduction = $4,104.
Brought forward.
Explanation:
So, from the question above we are his the folly information for the financial report of Troy.
=> Interest income from bank savings account = $1,440.
=> The Taxable annuity receipts = 2,880.
=> City ad valorem property tax on investments = 216.
=> Investment interest expense = 5,040.
Therefore, Troy's net investment income can be calculated by the addition of Interest income from bank savings account with The Taxable annuity receipts, that is;
Troy's investment income = Interest income from bank savings account + The Taxable annuity receipts.
Troy's investment income = $1,440 + 2,880 = $4,320.
Therefore, the net Investment income for Troy is calculated as;
The net Investment income for Troy = Troy's investment income - City ad valorem property tax on investments.
=>The net Investment income for Troy = $4,320 - $216 = $4,104
Therefore let's fill in the gaps given in the question:
"Troy's net investment income is $4,104 and his investment interest deduction is $4,104.
Investment interest expense not deducted this year is BROUGHT FORWARD"
