1 - Individual Tax Flashcards

Indiv Tax

1
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Schedule A

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Itemized Deductions

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Schedule B

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Interest & Dividends

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3
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Schedule C

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P&L - Trade or Business

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4
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Schedule D

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Capital Gains & Losses

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5
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Schedule E

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Supplemental Income and Loss (ROOF)

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6
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Schedule F

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Farm Income

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7
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Form 1040X

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Amended Return

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8
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Form 1116

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Foreign Tax Credit

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9
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Form 4562

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Depreciation and Amortization

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10
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Form 4797

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Sale of L/T business property

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What are Schedule E Items?

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Passive Income - Rents, Royalties, Copyrights, Oil/Gas Leases, Patents

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12
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What types of entities flow through to Schedule E?

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S Corps, Partnerships, Estates and Trusts

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13
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What are the adjustments to get to AGI? I EMBRACED Health & Farmers

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Interest, Employment Tax, Moving Expenses, Business Expense, Rent/Royalty, Alimony, Contributions to Retirement, Early Withdrawal penalty from CD, Jury Duty pay, Health Savings Account, Farm Income

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14
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Adj to AGI - What is limit on interest?

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Student Loan Interest is $2,500

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15
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Adj to AGI - What is limit on SE tax?

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50% of SE Tax (7.65%) 100% of health insurance premiums

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16
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Adj to AGI - What are limits on Moving Expenses?

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Military Only

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17
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Adj to AGI - What is business expense?

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Schedule C - all costs of running a business

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18
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Adj to AGI - Rent, Royalty, and Flow Through?

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Schedule E - Passive Activity, Losses up to Gains - carried forward indefinitely. Active Rental losses up to $25k. (AGI reduction)

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19
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Adj to AGI - What is the Alimony rule?

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Deductible for agreements 2018 and prior, no longer included if 2019 and forward

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20
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Itemized Deductions - COmMITT

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Charitable Contributions, Other Misc, Medical, Interest, Taxes, Theft or Casualty

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21
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Sch A - What is the medical/dental threshold?

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over 7.5% AGI for 2018, 10% AGI for 2019

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22
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Sch A - What is the Interest limit?

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Investment Interest (to extent of investment income Sch B) - unused carried forward indefinitely. Home mortgage interest - limit is 2 homes up to $750,000

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23
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Sch A - What is the taxes paid limit?

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Limit is $10,000 - State and Local Taxes and Personal Property (Real Estate) Taxes OR Sales tax if living in a state with no property taxes

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24
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Sch A - What is the charitable contribution limit?

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50% AGI total - 30% AGI for Property, 60% of AGI for Cash

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25
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What is the limit in which you need a receipt?

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$250 or larger

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26
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Can you carry forward charitable contributions?

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Yes - Up to 5 years

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27
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Sch A - What are other misc. deductions?

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Gambling Losses (no carryover),

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28
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What is the Theft or Casualty Loss limit?

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Lower of decline in FMV or Adjusted Basis. 10% of AGI Threshold MINUS $100

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29
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What is Schedule 1?

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Additional Income and Adjustments

30
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What Schedules Flow to Schedule 1 - FOR AGI?

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B, C, D, E, and F

31
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What Schedule is From AGI?

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Schedule A

32
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Alternative Minimum Tax - PLIERS

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Private Activity Bond Interest, Local & State Taxes, Incentive Stock Options, Excess Depreciation, Refunds of Local/State Taxes, Standard Deduction

33
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AMT Tax Rate

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26%

34
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AMT Calculation

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AMTI Before Exemption - AMT Exemption x 26% = Tentative Min Tax - Regular Tax = AMT Penalty Tax

35
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Capital Loss Limits

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$3,000 - remainder carried forward indefinitely ($1500 for MFS)

36
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What is the Group Term Life Insurance taxable Limit?

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Premiums over $50k are TFB

37
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How do you calculate the taxable portion of Group Term Life?

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Uniform cost/$1,000 x excess = taxable income

38
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What is the Family Tax Credit (Child Tax Credit)?

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$2,000 per child, Max $1,400 refundable

39
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What is the rental real estate loss limit?

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$25,000 for taxpayers with $100k or less income

40
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When is a rental property considered home?

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If personal use is greater of 14 days or 10% of days rented

41
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Deadline for amended returns?

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Form 1040X must be filed within 3 years

42
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Deadline for IRA Contributions?

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Original tax return due date

43
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What are the limits on gains on the sale of a personal residence?

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Up to $250k, $500k MFJ - excluded from gross income, Principle residence for 2 of last 5 years

44
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What is the max amount a self employed person can deduct for Retirement Plan?

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25% of Net Self Employment earnings BEFORE contribution

45
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Is an S-Corp Stock Dividend Taxable?

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No - adjusts basis in shares held

46
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What are the limits for IRA contributions for someone over 50 yrs. old?

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The lessor of 1) earned income or $6,500/yr ($5,500 + 1,000 catch up)

47
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When can you deduct the entire amount of a passive activity loss?

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When the interest in the partnership is disposed.

48
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What dividends are NOT taxable?

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Life insurance dividend (return of premium), Received from S-Corp, Stock dividends or stock splits on common stock, Liquidating Dividends

49
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What is provisional Income?

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Calculated by adding recipient’s gross income, tax free interest, and 50% of SS benefits

50
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Is Social Security benefits taxable?

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It can be. 0% to 85% can be taxable depending on provisional income

51
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What tax rate are short term capital gains taxed at?

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Ordinary tax rates

52
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What are Net Operating losses?

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Could be from a business loss or casualty loss

53
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What can you deduct for a Net Operating Loss?

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If NOL is carried forward, deduction is limited to 80% of taxable income for year before NOL

54
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Can you carry forward a Net Operating Loss?

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Yes - indefinitely

55
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When is a business considered a hobby?

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If no profit in 3 out of 5 years, generally loss is not deductible

56
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What is UNICAP? Section 263A

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Uniform Capitalization Rules - Requires certain indirect costs to be capitalized to inventory produced or held for sale. $25 million Gross Receipts Test.

57
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What are the qualifying child requirements?

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JARRS - No Joint return, Age under 19 or 24 FT Student, Relationship - descendant, Residency - Must live with taxpayer more than half the year, Support - Child must not provide more than 50% of own support

58
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What are the qualifying relative requirements?

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C-IRS-Jack you - Citizen (US, Mexico, Canada), Income limit $4,150, Relative or unrelated but lived with you all year, Support - Taxpayer must provide over 50% of annual support, No joint return.

59
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When are nonqualified stock options taxable?

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When they are exercised.

60
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What amount of an employee discount is taxable?

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Employee discounts should not exceed 20%.

61
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When is a qualified incentive stock option taxable?

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When the stock obtained is sold.

62
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Are guaranteed payments from a partnership subject to SE?

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Yes - services performed

63
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Is ordinary income from a S Corp subject to SE?

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No - flow through income earned by S corp not presumably related to services.

64
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When can you deduct all passive activity losses?

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When you dispose of the interest (all losses including suspended losses may be taken)

65
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What kind of investment expense can you offset with investment income?

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Only investment income that is taxable (muni-bonds don’t count)

66
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Can spouses file a joint return if they have different accounting methods?

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Yes - but they must have the same tax year.

67
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What is considered when determining the cost of maintaining a home?

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Food

68
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How do you deduct losses from 1244 stock?

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You treat them as ordinary losses, not capital losses

69
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Are contributions to Roth IRA’s deductible?

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NO

70
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Can an individual deduct taxes paid to a foreign country?

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Yes - either as a itemized deduction or credit against federal taxes due