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John and Mary Doe and their two children moved to London.  \nJohn Doe received various allowances and non-cash benefits while on foreign assignment. He also ran a consulting business, with all income earned in London.  \nDuring 2024, John Doe made one trip to the US on business.  \nThe Does received interest income from the United Kingdom and from the US. They paid British taxes. Mary Doe was not employed.  \nTARGETED AREAS  \n● Foreign income, Schedule C  \n● Foreign income interest  \n● Physical presence test  \n● Foreign earned income  \n● Foreign tax credit  \nRETURN INFORMATION  \n● Taxpayer Information (page 4)  \n● Dependent Information (page 4)  \n● Savings Accounts, Bonds, and Other Interest (page 5)  \n●  Profit or Loss from Business (page 5)  \n● Foreign Residence-General Information (page 5)  \n● Physical Presence Test Information (page 6)  \n● Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (page 6)  \n● Foreign Earned Income Compensation (page 6)  \n●  Deductible Taxes (page 7)  \n● Foreign Tax Credit-Tax Paid or Accrued (page 8)  \n● Filing Instructions (page 8)  \nDATA ENTRY  \n●  General Information (page 9)  \n● Foreign Financial Account (page 9)  \n●  Interest Income (page 9)  \n● Schedule C (page 10)  \no  Income (page 10)  \no Receipts and Expenses (page 10)  \n●  Form 2555 (page 10)  \n● Physical Presence Test Information (page 11)  \n●  Exclusions and/or Deductions (page 12)  \n● Foreign Earned Compensation (page 12)  \n● Wage Information (page 12)  \n●  Noncash Remuneration Information (page 13)  \no Allocation of Income to US (page 13)  \no  Tax Equalization (page 13)  \n●  Deductible Taxes (page 14)  \n●  Form 1116-Foreign Tax Credit (page 14)  \no  Passive Income (page 14)  \no Other Wages (page 15)  \n●  IRS Service Center (page 16)  \n● Reviewing the Return (page 17)  \nRETURN INFORMATION  \nSome data is already entered for you. Use the Data Entry (page 9) section for instructions and hints on entering any data you are unsure how to enter. You should verify all the information when it has changed or is missing based on the information in these facts.  \nTAXPAYER INFORMATION  \n\n|  | TAXPAYER | SPOUSE |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| NAME | John M. Doe | Mary K. Doe |\n| ADDRESS | 76 Coombe Road\u003Cbr>London, England KT27AH |  |\n| SSN | 777-77-7777 | 888-88-8888 |\n| DOB | 01/01/1964 | 03/01/1967 |\n| EMPLOYMENT | Field\u003Cbr>Representative | Homemaker |\n| PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN FUND? | No |  |\n| FILING STATUS | Married, Filing jointly |  |\n| FOREIGN COUNTRY, INTEREST IN OR SIGNATURE AUTHORITY OVER A FINANCIAL ACCOUNT | United Kingdom |  |\n\nDEPENDENT INFORMATION  \n\n| NAME | SSN | DATE OF BIRTH |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Kent Doe (Son) | 555-22-7654 | 10/01/2019 |\n| Mark Doe (Son) | 555-33-1234 | 12/02/2011 |\n\nSAVINGS ACCOUNTS, BONDS, AND OTHER INTEREST  \n\n| INTEREST INCOME, US | $10,000 |\n| --- | --- |\n| FOREIGN | $5,000 |\n\nPROFIT OR LOSS FROM BUSINESS  \n\n| BUSINESS NAME | Doe Consulting |\n| --- | --- |\n| BUSINESS ADDRESS | 76 Coombe Road London, England KT27AH |\n| PRINCIPAL BUSINESS | Consultant |\n| BUSINESS CODE | 541600 |\n| ACCOUNTING METHOD | Cash |\n| INVENTORY VALUATION | Cost |\n| ALLOCABLE TO SECTION 911 INCOME 100% FOREIGN EARNED INCOME CONSULTING FEES | $75,000 |\n| MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES | $25,000 subject to scaledown |\n\nFOREIGN RESIDENCE-GENERAL INFORMATION  \nThe Does will be residing/maintaining a tax home outside the US on April 15, 2024, and an automatic extension is desired.  \n Leading zeroes on the activity number will not display on the screen.  \n\n| SET\u003Cbr>NUMBER | 1 |\n| --- | --- |\n| EMPLOYER | RLC, a US company |\n| EMPLOYER ADDRESS | US, Texas;\u003Cbr>Foreign, United Kingdom |\n\nPHYSICAL PRESENCE TEST INFORMATION  \nPrincipal country of employment during 2024 was the United Kingdom.  \nTRAVEL DAYS  \n\n| DESTINATION | ARRIVAL DATE | DEPARTURE DATE |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| UNITED KINGDOM | * 01/01/2024 | 08/31/2024 |\n| UNITED STATES | 08/31/202","cbCaiaSvA8CIp8fk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaSvA8CIp8fk","pdf",966686,19,"English","# Targeted Areas\n## Foreign income, Schedule C\n## Foreign income interest\n## Physical presence test\n## Foreign earned income\n## Foreign tax credit\n# Return Information\n## Taxpayer Information\n## Dependent Information\n## Savings Accounts, Bonds, and Other Interest\n## Profit or Loss from Business\n## Foreign Residence-General Information\n## Physical Presence Test Information\n## Foreign Earned Income Exclusion\n## Foreign Earned Income Compensation\n## Deductible Taxes\n## Foreign Tax Credit\n## Filing Instructions\n# Data Entry\n## General Information\n## Foreign Financial Account\n## Interest Income\n## Schedule C\n## Form 2555\n## Physical Presence Test Information\n## Exclusions and/or Deductions\n## Foreign Earned Compensation\n## Wage Information\n## Noncash Remuneration Information\n## Deductible Taxes\n## Form 1116 - Foreign Tax Credit\n## IRS Service Center\n## Reviewing the Return","[{\"question\":\"What movements and assignment details define the 2024 case?\",\"answer\":\"In 2024, John Doe was transferred from Texas to the company’s London office, and the family moved to London. 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