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Explanation:
As per publication 15-b Of employers tax guide fringe benefits provides you how to use lease value rules and when to use , The following question is answered according to it
Employee Name : Malcolm Figueroa
Annual Lease Method :
1 Fair market value of vehicle 35000
2 Annual lease value : 9250
3 Prorated Annual lease percentage 3600 / 22000 = 16.3636%
4 Prorated Annual lease Value: Annual lease value * Prorated Annual lease percentage = $
9250 * 16.3636% = 1513.633$
5 iF FUEL PROVIDED BY EMPLOYER ENTER MILE 3600 * 5.5cents = 198$
Total fuel charges = 198$
6 Total personal Use Taxable income 1513.633 + 198 = $1711.633
Kindly check the attached image below to see the well arranged accounting entry above.
First we will find the annual lease value from table given by using fmv of automobile i.e for 35000 its 9250
Now we will Multiple annual lease value by % of personal driven by employee
which is calculated by 3600/22000*100= 16.3636%
9250*16.3636%= 1513.633
So this the personal usage vehicle which will be added = $1513.633
And we will add the fuel cost to this amount which is = 3600*5.5cents= $198
total personal use taxable = $1711.633

Answer:
$940.83 amount to be added to Malcolm's gross pay for 2017
Explanation:
under the lease value rule as seen in the table attached
Annual lease value for a car with a market value of $35000 = $9250
Malcolm used the vehicle for personal use for = 2000 miles out of the 22000 miles
next we calculate the prorated annual lease percentage ( percentage of personal use by Malcolm ) = 2000/22000 * 100 = 9.09%
The prorated annual lease value = Annual lease value * prorated annual lease percentage = $9250 * 9.09% = $840.83
fuel paid for by employer per mile for Malcolm's personal use = 2000 * 5 cents = 10000 cents = $100
therefore amount added to Malcolm's gross pay would be = prorated annual lease + fuel charges paid by employer
= $840.83 + $100 = $940.83
