TCP Flashcards

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At what time is a C Corporation that makes an S election exempt from the built-in gains tax?

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5 Years after the S Election

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When is the contribution of property to a Corporation a taxable event to the shareholder?

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When the liabilities assumed by the corporation are more than the basis of the contributed property

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How do you calculate the realized gain on contributed property for S Corporations?

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FMV of property contributed - debt assumed by corporation= FMV of stock received + debt assumed by corporation= Amount Realized - adjusted basis of the contributed property=Gain Realized

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A shareholder contribution is nontaxable if…

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It is a contribution of property and not services, it is solely in exchange for stock, and if after the transfer the shareholder owns more than 80% if the corporation.

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How do you calculate the shareholder’s stock basis after the contribution of property?

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Adjusted basis of the contributed property - debt assumed by the corporation= Shareholder’s basis in the stock

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How do you calculate the income that will be subject to the Built-In Gains Tax?

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FMV of asset - Adjusted Basis= Built-in Gain (Loss)

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The Corporation pays a Built-in Gains tax on the lesser of which 3 amounts?

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  1. Net Unrealized built-in gain at the time of the S-Election
  2. Built-in gain recognized at the sale of the asset
  3. Corporation’s Year 5 taxable income
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How do you calculate a shareholder’s share of the business income when they sell their stock?

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Business Income x percentage in corporation x days owned the stock/365= shareholder’s share of business income

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If an S Corporation has no accumulated earnings and profits, the amount distributed to a shareholder…

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Decreases the shareholder’s basis for the stock

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How do you calculate income recognized to a shareholder for a nonliquidating distribution?

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AAA balance before distribution- gain on property distributed= AAA balance after distribution.

FMV of distribution- AAA balance after distribution=income recognized by shareholder

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How do you calculate the gain or loss recognized by a corporation for a nonliquidating distribution of property to a shareholder?

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FMV of property-adjusted basis of property=gain or loss recognized by the corporation

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How do you calculate a shareholder’s stock basis after a nonliquidating distribution?

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Pre-distribution stock basis + Share of gain recognized - FMV of property distributed= Stock basis after the distribution

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When receiving a nonliquidating distribution, what is the shareholder’s basis in the property distributed?

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FMV of the property at the date of the distribution

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How do you calculate a shareholder’s basis after a liquidating distribution from a corporation?

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Shareholder’s beginning basis + share of corporation’s income + Gain on property= Ending Basis

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How do you calculate a shareholder’s gain or loss realized from a liquidating distribution from a corporation?

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Cash (Boot) distributed + FMV of property= Amount realized

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How do you calculate a shareholder’s gain or loss recognized from a liquidating distribution from a corporation?

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Amount realized - Ending basis in stock= Gain or loss recognized

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How do you calculate initial partnership basis for partners who contribute property in exchange for their share in the partnership?

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Adjusted basis of building contributed + share of partnership debt= Initial basis

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If a partner provides services to a partnership, what type of income would they receive from the partnership?

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Ordinary Income

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When a partner receives partnership interest in exchange for services provided, the _________ of interest acquired represents __________ to the recipient and is the partner’s basis in the partnership interest acquired.

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Blank 1: FMV

Blank 2: Ordinary Income

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What income is used to determine the increase in a partner’s basis?

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All income, including tax-free income

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How do you calculate a partner’s basis in a property when receiving it through a complete liquidating distribution?

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Beginning Basis - Cash Received = Partner’s Basis in Property

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When a partner sells his partnership interest, a ________ gain or loss on the sale is recognized.

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How to calculate a partner’s gain or loss on the sale of partnership interest?

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cash received + relief of partnership debt - basis in the partnership interest = Capital Gain on the sale of partnership interest

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What are two examples of a “Hot assets” of a partnership?

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  1. Unrealized Receivables
  2. Appreciated Inventory
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How do you calculate the amount realized on the sale of partnership interest?
Cash sales price + Relief of partnership liabilities = Amount Realized
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How do you calculate the amount recognized on the sale of partnership interest?
Amount Realized - Adjusted Basis in partnership interest = Gain recognized
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How do you calculate a Section 743(b) basis adjustment?
Purchase price of partnership interest - (Adjusted basis of partnership assets X new partnership interest) = 743(b) basis adjustment
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For a 754 election, calculate the adjustment to the basis of a partnership.
Outside basis - Inside basis= adjustmento the basis of a partnership
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How do you calculate outside basis after purchase of partnership interest?
purchase price + share of partnership debt = outside basis
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How do you calculate inside basis after purchase of partnership interest?
adjusted basis of partnership's assets X share of partnership interest = Inside basis
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How do you calculate the loss realized by a partner who contributes depreciable property?
FMV of property contributed - (Cost - Accumulated Depreciation) = Loss realized
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How do you calculate the realized gain on a "like-kind" exchange?
Amount Realized - Basis in property given up = Gain Realized
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What is the gain recognized on a "like-kind" exchange?
The lesser of the amount realized and boot received
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When a taxpayer's building is destroyed, when does the holding period start for the new building?
At the original date of the destroyed property
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How do you calculate the basis in new property when a taxpayer is trading in old property to the business?
FMV of property received - deferred gain + deferred loss = basis in new property
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How do you calculate the gross profit percentage on sale of property?
Realized Gain / Sales Price = Gross Profit Percentage
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How do you calculate the gain recognized using the installment method?
Cash Received x Gross Profit Percentage = Gain recognized
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What is section 1250 property?
Depreciable Real Property that is help for more than one year
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What is section 1245 Depreciation recapture?
a specific tax rule that deals with the recapture of depreciation on certain types of depreciable property, mainly personal property used in a trade or business.
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What are capital assets?
Assets that are held for personal use
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What are section 1231 assets?
They are comprised of depreciable personal and real property used in the taxpayer's trade or business and held for over twelve months
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Define an Incentive Stock Option (ISO)
a type of employee stock option that gives an employee the right to purchase shares of their employer's stock, usually at a price equal to or greater than the fair market value (FMV) on the grant date
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Is an Incentive Stock Option (ISO) a statutory or nonstatutory stock option?
Statutory Stock Option
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What is a nonstatutory stock option?
a type of employee stock option that does not meet the specific requirements to qualify as an incentive stock option (ISO) under tax law
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What is restricted stock awards?
It is when the employee receives real shares of stock upfront, although they might have to wait until certain conditions are met before selling them.
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