Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What portion of life insurance proceeds is taxed?

A

Death benefit (insurance policy amount) 150,000 % yearly payout 15 = Return of principal 10,000. Anything over this is taxed.

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2
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CARES

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Close: Child or Sibling
Age: 19/24=college
Residency: Live with parent 1/2 year
Eliminate income
Support: 1/2 supported
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3
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SUPORT

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Support: 1/2 supported
Under: $3,900 taxable income
Partners: NO joint returns
Only US citizens
Take Advantage: Relative or random person that lives with you the WHOLE year
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4
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Exceptions to IRA early withdraw penalties

A
H: First time Home buyer
I: Medical Insurance
M: Medical Expensesin excess of 10% AGI
D: Disability
E: Education
And
D: Death
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5
Q

Does an university sponsored research project count as income?

A

Yes

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6
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What income is subject to self-employment tax?

A

Guaranteed payment from services rendered to a partnership

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7
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additional standard deduction

A

individual must be age 65 or older or blind by the end of the tax year.

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8
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itemized deductions for alternative minimum tax

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Medical expenses (exceeding 10% of AGI)
Qualified housing and residence interest
Charitable contributions (no difference)
Traditional IRA contributions
One half of the self-employment tax
Passive activity losses.
Individual taxpayer net operating losses.
Remove state tax from income -> not a deduction
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9
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casualty loss itemized deduction

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Smaller loss (lesser of cost or decrease in FMV) 
Less: Insurance Recovery 
Less: Floor Amount of $100
Less: 10% of AGI
  = Deductible Loss
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10
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section 1244 small business stock

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When a corporation’s stock is sold or becomes worthless, an original stockholder can be treated as having an ordinary loss (fully deductible), instead of a capital loss, up to $50,000 ($100,000 if married filing jointly) for the year. Any loss(es) in excess of this amount is (are) a capital loss.

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11
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MACRS 5-year property

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automobiles, light trucks, computers, typewriters, copiers, duplicating equipment, and other such items.

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12
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An executor of a decedent’s estate that has only U.S. citizens as beneficiaries is required to file a fiduciary income tax return, if the estate’s gross income for the year is at least:

A

$600

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