TCP Study Flashcards Deck #2

(25 cards)

1
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What is the tax treatment of section 1244 stock losses

A

Ordinary loss up to
$50,000 (Single)
$100,000 (Married)

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2
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How can C Corps use capital losses

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Only to offset capital gains (Not ordinary income)

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3
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What would trigger a section 382 limitation

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Greater than 50% ownership change by 5% shareholders

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4
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What is the order of loss limitations rules

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  1. At-Risk
  2. Passive
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5
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What happens to PALs “Passive Activity Losses”

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PALs are used to only offset passive income and any excess is carried forward

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6
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What is the Mom and Pop Exception

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Exception up to $25,000 rental losses allowed with active participation in rental operations

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7
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What increases/decreases S Corp Shareholders basis

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Increase: Ordinary Income, Separately Stated Income/Gains
Decrease: Losses/Deductions, Distributions, Nondeductible Expenses

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8
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When does build-in gains (BIG) tax apply and What is the rate

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When former C Corp sells appreciated assets within 5 years of S Corp election

21% tax rate (Corporate level)

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9
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What is BIG tax based on

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Lesser of Built-In gain at conversion, Gain recognized, Taxable income (as if C Corp)

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10
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What are the key requirements of 501(c)(3) status

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Exempt Purpose, No Private Benefit, No Political Activity, Limited Lobbying

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What are qualifying 501(c)(3) purposes

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Charitable, Religious, Educational, Scientific, Literary, Public Safety, Amateur Sports, Prevention of Cruelty

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12
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If an Activity has All Work done by Unpaid Volunteers is it UBI?

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No, activity is not UBI (Unrelated business income)

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13
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Are Bingo Games considered UBI

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No

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14
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How is a trust taxed & How are trust distributions taxed

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As a separate taxable entity & deductible to trust/Taxable to beneficiary

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15
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What is the corpus of a trust

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The principal –> Original assets of the trust + Capital gain/loss

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16
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How do corporations treat distributions of appreciated property

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Recognizes gain as if sold at FMV (No losses recognized)

17
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What happens when a C Corp converts to an LLC (Partnerhsip) - Two Outcomes

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  1. Deemed Liquidation (Taxable)
  2. Contribution to LLC (NonTaxable)
18
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What increases and decreases a partners basis

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Increases - Contributions, Share of income, Share of liabilities
Decreases - Distributions, Losses, Debt relief

19
Q

In a divorce, what is the recipient spouses basis in property settlement

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Carryover basis - Basis in hands of former spouse

20
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In a suspended loss carryforward involving tax basis, at-risk basis, and passive loss limitations - what is the order to consider

A

Tax Basis
At-Risk Basis
Passive Loss

21
Q

How do you calculate AGI when passive losses and rental real estate are involved

A

AGI = Wages + Interest + Business Income - Allowed Losses

Keys
*Apply loss limits in order: Basis -> At-risk -> Passive
*Rental real estate loss up to 25K allowed if active participation
*Phase-out starts at 100K AGI
*Passive losses only offset passive income

22
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How do you calculate gain on sale of partnership interest

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Gain = Amount realized - Adjusted basis

Amount realized = Cash received + Debt relief
Adjusted Basis = Initial Contribution + share of income + share of liabilities - distributions

23
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In an involuntary conversion, if all proceeds are reinvested, what is the basis of the new property

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Basis = Cost of new property - deferred gain

Proceeds = 43k, basis = 12k –> gain = 31k
Reinvested all –> Deferred gain = 31k
New property cost = 51k
New basis = 51k - 31k = 20k

24
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What gain is recognized in year 2 is?

Installment Sale - Gain Recognized
Land sold for $300k (100k cash + 200k note)
Basis = $100k
Year 2 Pmt = $30k

A

Step 1: Gross Profit ($300k - $100k) / $300k = 66.67%
Step 2: Recognized Gain $30k x 66.67% = $20k

Gain recognized = 20k

Installment = Pmt x GP%

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Like-Kind Exchange (Business Property) Old AB = 17k New FMV = 17.5k Debt Relief = 3.5k - 1k = 2.5k What is basis of new property
Step 1 Realized Gain 17.5k + 2.5k - 17k = 3k Step 2 Recognized Gain (boot sale) Lesser of: 3k or 2.5k --> 2.5k Step 3 Deferred Gain 3k - 2.5k = 0.5k Step 4 New Basis 17.5k - 0.5k = 17k New Basis = 17k FMV - Deferred Gain = New Basis