Ch 11 Part 4 Flashcards
Built in gains tax
Applicable to net recognized built in gain of S corp that
Formerly was a C corp
Taxation of income to S corporation (unlike with a partnership)
3 taxes
1 Built in gains tax
2 excess net passive income tax
3 LIFO recapture tax
Excess net passive income tax
Applicable to S corps that have Subchapter C E&P at year end
And that earn passive income exceeding 25% of gross
Receipts during tax year
LIFO recapture tax
Imposed when a C corp uses the LIFO inventory method in
It’s final C corp tax year and makes S election
Allocation of income to shareholders
Income and gains are allocated based on number of shares of
Stock owned by each shareholder on each day of tax year
Allocation to shareholders: termination of S election or termination of shareholder’s interest in S corp during tax year requires tax year to be…
Divided into 2 parts
S corp can elect to allocate income or gain according to which 2 methods?
1 general rule
Or
2 accounting methods used by corporation
Shareholder Distributions: Income and gain allocated to shareholder will…
Increase the basis in S corp stock
Shareholder distributions: any S corp that does not have an E&P bslance, what is non taxable? Under what circumstances?
Amount of money + FMV of noncash property distributed is
Nontaxable
Provided its doesn’t exceed shareholder’s stock basis
Determined before negative adjustments
Tax consequences of corporation distributing noncash property?
Corporation recognizes gain but not loss when it distributes
noncash property
Gain passes through to shareholders
What happens if the S corporation made an S election after 1982
And has accumulated E&P?
2 earnings tiers must be maintained: AAA and Acc. E&P
What order do distributions come from tiers, when S corp has E&P?
Distributions come from each tier in succeeding order until
Tier is exhausted
Distributions out of E&P are taxable to S corp shareholders as?
Dividends
Other tier distributions (other than E&P) what are the tax consequences?
Nontaxable
unless stock basis is reduced to $0, then shareholder recognizes
Capital gain
Section 267 related party transaction rules
Deny a payor a deduction for an expense paid to a related
Payee when mismatching of expense and income items occurs
Because both use different accounting methods (one uses
Accrual, the other cash)