Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
Q

This involve the sale, exchanges, and other disposition of properties,

A

Dealings in properties

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2
Q

Dealings in ordinary assets are subject to?

A

RIT

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3
Q

Dealings in capital assets, which are not domestic stocks and real properties, are subject to?

A

RIT

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4
Q

How to compute for gain or loss?

A

Selling Price
Less: Tax Basis

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5
Q

Are ordinary gains taxable?

A

Yes in full

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6
Q

Are ordinary losses deductible?

A

Yes in full

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7
Q

ROPA by banks are treated as?

A

Ordinary assets

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8
Q

Can you deduct capital losses from capital gains?

A

Yes they are offset

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9
Q

Can you deduct ordinary losses from capital gains?

A

No

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10
Q

For individual taxpayers, how much of the capital gain or loss is recognized if the holding period is short term?

A

100%

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11
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For individual taxpayers, how much of the capital gain or loss is recognized if the holding period is long term?

A

50%

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12
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For corporate taxpayers, how much of the capital gain or loss is recognized if the holding period is long term?

A

100% regardless of holding period

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13
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For corporate taxpayers, how much of the capital gain or loss is recognized if the holding period is short term?

A

100% regardless of holding period

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14
Q

Are annual capital gains build up taxable?

A

No they are unrealized

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15
Q

Annual capital gains build up are only taxable when realized through sale or exchange. This is based on what theory?

A

Ability to pay theory

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16
Q

If the taxpayer is an RC or DC, what is the situs of dealings in properties?

A

Apply to all of their properties regardless of location because they are taxable on their global income

17
Q

What is NCLCO?

A

Net Capital Loss Carry Over

18
Q

Who are allowed to use NCLCO?

A

Individual taxpayers for one year only

19
Q

What are the 3 limits in NCLCO?

A
  1. The actual net income before dealing in properties in the year the loss was incurred
  2. The available net capital gain in the following year
  3. The actual net capital loss incurred

The lowest among the 3 is the amount to be used in carrying over.

20
Q

This rule states that the amount of capital loss carry-over shall not exceed the net income before dealings in capital assets in the year the net capital loss was sustained.

A

Tax benefit rule

21
Q

The amount of capital loss carry over should not exceed?

A

The net capital gain of the following year

22
Q

For assets acquired by purchase, what is the tax basis?

A

Acquisition cost for capital assets and non-depreciable assets and any asset purchased for an inadequate consideration

Depreciated cost for depreciable ordinary assets

23
Q

What is the tax basis of a donation?

A

tax basis of donor

fmv at the date of gift

whichever is lower

24
Q

What is the tax basis of an inheritance?

A

fv of property on the date of death

25
Q

What is the tax basis of a pure share-for-share swap?

A

tax basis of shares exchanged

26
Q

What is the tax basis of a a share swap with non cash consideration?

A

tax basis of shares
add: gain recognized
add: amounts treated as dividends
less: cash and fv of other properties received
tax basis of new shares

27
Q

Is there gain or loss recognized for the property-for-stock transaction pursuant to a plan of merger or consolidation?