Chapter 8 - Credits, Losses, and Additional Taxes Flashcards
What is General Business Credits?
is a set of more than 30 credits commonly available to businesses. The credits are reported on 3800.
For individuals, what is GBC limits?
GBC is limited to net income tax minus the greater of a) the tentative alternative minimum tax or 25% of net regular tax liability over 25000.
Small Employer Insurance Credit
1) Tax credit provides a 50% credit for the cost of premiums paid toward health insurance coverage.
it reduces the deduction for health insurance premiums. Limited to 2 consecutive years.
What is the eligibility Small Employer Insurance credit for small employers
1) The credit is available to small employers with 25 or fewer employers and average annual wages of less than 57,400
Disabled Access Credit Eligibility
Eligibility is for small businesses, partnerships, and S corporations that don’t have more than 30 FT employees or more than 1 million gross receipts.
reported on 8826
Disability Access limit
credit is equal to 50 % of qualifying expenditures that fall between a 250 threshold and a 10250 cap.
5000 [(10250 - 250) x 50%]
Work opportunity Tax credit
credit for wages paid to individuals from certain target groups during their first year.
5884 is used to report
- Any business deduction for the wages must be reduced by the amount of the credit
How many hours must be worked for WOTC? What’s the threshold for full or partial credit?
at least 120
400 hours = 40%
120 to 400 = 25%
What are the WOTC’s qualifying classes that have maximum credit?
What are the other target groups for WOTC?
1) IV A recipients of temporary assistance to needy families
2) veterans
3) ex felons
4) designated community residents vocational rehabilitation referrals
5) Vocational rehabilitation referrals
6) supplemental nutrition assistance program ( SNAP) benefits recipients
7) SSI recipients
8) LT family assistance recipients
9) Summer youth employees
10) LT unemployment recipients
What are WOTC’s qualifying wages ?
1) remuneration for employment
2) Amount received under accident and health plans
3) Contributions by employers to accident and health plans
4) Educational assistance
5) Dependent care expenses
Investment Tax Credit
is depreciable or amortizable property as list below (must be certified by the secretary of Treasury):
1) ( Business ) energy Credit
2) Rehabilitation Credit
3) Qualifying Advanced Coal Project Credit
4) Qualifying Gasification Project Credit
5) Qualifying Advanced Energy Project Credit
( Business) Energy Credit
for businesses that invest in energy conserving property
The credit is equal to the basis of the property placed in service during the year times the credit percentage.
( Business ) Energy Credit Percentages Limits
Qualified property and their corresponding energy percentages range from 10 to 30 percent.
50% of the credit taken reduces depreciation of the property’s basis.
Rehabilitation Credit
equal to 20% ratably over 5 years ( i.e., 4% per year ) for certified historical structures expenditures paid or incurred after 2017.
Expenditures must exceed the larger of 5000 or the structure’s AB.