Chapter 3 - C and S Corps, and Exempt Org Taxes Flashcards
What are the tax stages for C-Corps? (FOTDL)
F - Formation O - Operations T - Taxation (Regular Tax, Minimun, Accum Earnings) D - Distributions L - Liquidations
What is important to know for S-Corp? (EEEET)
E - Eligibility requirements E - Electing Status E - Effect on Corporation E - Effect on Shareholders T - Termination of S-Corp
What are the stages to know for Partnerships? (FOTDL)
F - Formation O - Operations T - Tax Returns D - Distributions L - Liquidations
What do you need to know about LLCs? (FT)
F - Formations
T - Taxation
What do you need to know about Exempt Orgs? (TU)
T - Types of Exempt Orgs
U - UBI
Personal Holding Company must know (4 things)
1) 60% of AGI held by <5 people. Made of Net Rent, Interest Income, Royalties, Dividends.
2) The additional tax (penalty) is self-assessed
3) Not subject to accumulated earnings tax
4) There is only a penalty if earnings are NOT distributed
What happens for C-Corp shareholders on Liquidation?
Gain recognized FMV of assets - Basis
When is the formation of a C-Corp taxable for Shareholder? (4 times)
1) Services are rendered
2) Liability contributed > NBV of property
3) Shareholder(s) own < 80% after formation.
4) Boot is recieved
What is the C-Corp’s basis in Contributed Property?
GREATER OF:
1) Adjusted Basis
2) Debt assumed by Corporation
3) Cash paid to get property
What is DRD limited to?
It is limited to Appropriate % times the DRD Modified Taxable Income (TI before DRD, NOL, capital loss carryback/forward, any domestic production activities deductions)
What is the C-Corp taxation Form formula?
GROSS INCOME (Deductions) SUBTOTAL A (Charity) - 10% of A SUBTOTAL B (Dividends Recieved Deduction) 70%, 80%, 100% TAXABLE INCOME
Personal Holding Company income?
NIRD
what costs are expensable and amortizable for Organizational expense?
ONLY Costs of organizing Corp (i.e legal fees for drafting the corporate charter)
COSTS of Selling Stock ARE NOT!
WHat percentage means CORP can consolidate return?
Common parent must own 80% of voting stock to consolidate tax return
what is important about General business tax credit? (2 things)
1) It COMBINES several tax credits
2) to PROVIDE UNIFORM rules for carryback and carry forward years
What is a Type B Reorg?
1) Acquiring company acquires stock for voting stock of another company
2) Acquiring company is “in control” immediately after acquisition
Corporate tax return due date?
The ides of March (15).
Statute of limitations begins on your BDAY
Upon Formation of C-Corp, when does a Stockholder recognize a gain?
1) When FMV services are rendered.
2) LIABILITY GIVEN EXCEEDS BASIS (same as partnership)
3) BOOT RECEIVED
4) Own < 80% of the stock
Upon Liquidation of C-Corp, what expense are deductible and to whom?
Fees for liquidating the C-Corp are deductible to C-Corp
What are the carryback/forward year rules for C-Corps?
NOL (2 back - 20 forward) Capital gains (3 back - 5 forward) Charity contributions (forward FOREVA)
What is the CORPORATIONS basis in Assets upon formation?
GREATER OF:
NBV of Property & LIABILITY ASSUMED
PLUS any cash paid to attain it
How do shareholders treat liquidated property from Complete liquidating dividends (c-corp)?
Treated like selling property
As a Capital Gain or Loss (FMV - Basis of surrendered stock)