Answer:
PART A - Calculate the total expense limitation as follows:
Total expense limitation = Maximum limit for one dependent child × Number of months
Total expense limitation = 250 × 10
Total expense limitation = $2500
Therefore, the total expense limitation is $2,500.
Explanation
Maximum limit for one dependent child is $250 and number of months is 10 months. Total expense limitation is calculated by multiplying the maximum limit for one dependent child with the number of months. Hence, the total expense limitation is $2,500.
PART B - Determine the maximum amount of the qualifying expense:
Maximum amount of the qualifying expense = Total expense limitation × Rate
Maximum amount of the qualifying expense = $2,500 × 29%
Maximum amount of the qualifying expense = $725
Therefore, the maximum amount of the qualifying expense is $725.
Note:
The maximum limit for qualifying expense is 29%.
Maximum amount of the qualifying expense is $725.
Explanation
Calculated total expense limitation is $2,500 and the rate for 2015 is 29%. Maximum amount of the qualifying expense is 29% of the total expense limitation $2,500. Hence, the maximum amount of the qualifying expense is $725.