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Explanation / Answer

Domestic Production activity deduction in scenario B is as calculated below:

AGI should always be more than qualified income and the domestic production activity deduction should be less than the half of wages.

b. Particulars Amount ($) Gross Receipts 29,700 Less: Direct Expenses -16,000 Qualified production activity Income (a) 13,700 AGI 8,400 Required percentage (b) 9% Domestic production activity deduction (a*b) 756 AGI 8,400 Wages 3,200 Half of wages 1,600 Final Domestic production activity deduction 756