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TOTAL RECEIPTS, LESS ALLOWANCES, REBATES AND RETURNS ........................... $   2. LESS (A)  Cost of Goods Sold, or (B)  Cost of Operations, whichever is  \nApplicable. (ATTACH SCHEDULE) ...................................................................................... $   3. GROSS PROFIT FROM SALES, ETC. (Line 1 less Line 2) ............................................. $    \n4. DIVIDENDS $   INTEREST $   ROYALTIES $   ........ $    \n5. RENTS RECEIVED, IF CONNECTED WITH TRADE OR BUSINESS ............................. $    \n6. OTHER BUSINESS INCOME (Specify) ........................................................................... $    \n7. TOTAL BUSINESS INCOME BEFORE DEDUCTIONS .................................................................................... $    \nBUSINESS DEDUCTIONS  \n8. ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION ............ $   14. (A) COMPENSATION OF OFFICERS ..................... $    \n9. AUTO, TRUCK AND TRAVEL ..................... $   (B) SALARIES AND WAGES (Not deducted elsewhere) .. $    \n10. BAD DEBTS .............................................. $   (C) PAYMENTS TO PARTNERS .............................. $    \n11. REPAIRS ................................................... $   (D) COMMISSIONS ................................................. $    \n12. INTEREST ON BUSINESS INDEBTEDNESS . $   15. DEPRECIATION, AMORTIZATION .......................... $    \n13. (A) INCOME TAXES ON BUSINESS ........ $   16. RENTS (paid to   ) ........................ $    \n(B) OTHER BUSINESS TAXES ................ $   17. OTHER (Attach Statement) ...................................... $    \n18. TOTAL BUSINESS DEDUCTIONS (total of lines 8 to 17) ............................................................................... $    \n19. NET PROFIT (or loss) FROM BUSINESS OR PROFESSION (line 7 less line 8) ..................................................................... $    \nSCHEDULE G-INCOME FROM RENTS (if not included in Schedule C. )  \n(attach statement explaining columns 3, 4, and 5)  \n1. KIND & LOCATION OF PROPERTY  \n2.  \nAMOUNT OF RENT $  \n$  \n$  \n$  \n3.  \nDEPRECIATION $  \n$  \n$  \n$  \n$  \n$  \n$$  \n4.  \nREPAIRS  \n5. 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YES  NO  \nIF YES, HAS AN AMENDED OCTA RETURN BEEN FILED FOR SUCH A YEAR OR YEARS?  YES  NO","cbCaivhGd3hGiBRS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivhGd3hGiBRS","pdf",43729,"English","# Schedule C - Profit (Or Loss) From Business or Profession\n## Business Deductions\n## Schedule G - Income From Rents\n## Schedule H - Other Income Not Included in Schedules C or G\n## Prior-Year IRS Examination Change","[{\"question\":\"What does Schedule C collect and how is net profit calculated?\",\"answer\":\"Schedule C reports business or professional receipts and income, then subtracts business deductions. 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