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🏢 Introduction to Qualified Business Example— CPA Exam (REG) | Enrolled Agent Exam

•March 1, 2026
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Farhat Lectures (CPA & Accounting)
Farhat Lectures (CPA & Accounting)•Mar 1, 2026

Why It Matters

Understanding the QBI limitation helps tax professionals advise high‑earning couples on optimal filing strategies, directly affecting their after‑tax income.

Key Takeaways

  • •QBI deduction limited to lesser of 20% business income or 20% MTI.
  • •John’s AGI includes spouse’s wages, raising taxable base.
  • •Standard deduction reduces modified taxable income before QBI calculation.
  • •Taxable income after deductions equals $210,800 in example.
  • •Example illustrates phase‑in rules for high‑income married filers.

Summary

The video walks through a qualified business income (QBI) deduction example for John, a married sole‑proprietor running a general store in 2026.

John’s Schedule C shows $200,000 of qualified business income, while his adjusted gross income of $280,000 reflects his spouse’s wages. After subtracting the assumed $29,200 standard deduction, his modified taxable income (MTI) is $250,800, which drives the QBI limitation calculation.

The QBI deduction equals the lesser of 20 % of QBI ($40,000) or 20 % of MTI ($50,160). Because $40,000 is smaller, it is applied, reducing taxable income to $210,800, the figure used to compute his final tax liability.

The example highlights how high‑income married filers can have the QBI deduction capped, underscoring the need for careful income and deduction planning to maximize tax benefits.

Original Description

This comprehensive lecture provides a clear, practical introductory e.g. (example) of how to calculate Qualified Business Income for pass-through entities. Understanding the foundational mechanics of the Section 199A deduction is crucial for accurately determining individual tax liabilities on the CPA Exam (Regulation Section) and the Enrolled Agent Exam. By walking through this specific scenario, you will master the basic calculation steps required to confidently tackle more complex QBI phase-out problems in your professional tax career.
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