FinalREG Flashcards

1
Q

Are after tax medical insurance premiums consider medical expense? what about drug addiction centers?

A

Yes. not to repay lost income nor disability premiums (medical and hospital premiums are med exp.) but to medical expense, subject to excess of 10%. Insurance premiums paid by ER are not expenses for 1040. / all included as medical (lodging/meals/ etc.) increase in value of house subtracted from qualified exp. 7.5% 65 older

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2
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Unreimbursed business exp. included in Sch. A

A

dry cleaning while traveling not at office, only cost of buying uniforms are included

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3
Q

How are fed income tax exp on books treated for IT return?

A

not an expense thus added back to books income

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4
Q

How to calculate realized gain for Ccorp?

A

normal, FMV (-) AJE

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5
Q

How is the health insurance premium to the partners treated?

A

As a guaranteed payment to the partners

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6
Q

How much can be deducted if sell of personal pty occurs at a loss?

A

Zero, personal losses are not deductible

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7
Q

When insurance on pty is reveived how is it treated?

A

insurance received - basis (lowest of either change in FMV or AJE)= gain , if reinvest lower than the gain then recognized the extra cash received not reinvested as gain

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8
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Are related party gain reported?

A

Yes. most of them are reported. Related party losses are not.

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9
Q

estimated tax for individuals and Ccorps?

A

individual 90% CY, 100% PY under $100k, 110% PY if $150k/ 100% CY and 100%PY for small copr, 100% CY for large corps.

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10
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How are traditional IRA/ROTH receive treated?

A

traditional received included as income principal and earnings. traditional nondeductible then principal not income but earnings are taxable/ ROTH not included as income.

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11
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How are traditional IRA/ROTH contributions made treated?

A

traditional paid adjustment to AGI up to $5,500 per($1k for catch-up over 50yrs old), traditional nondeductible when contributed but earnings are taxed when receive/ROTH not adjustment to AGI.

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12
Q

premiums paid treated by Ccorp

A

if premium is paid by corp for corp benefit = not deductible(collection not income but expense not deductible” for AMT collection is added back”), if premium paid by corp for EE’s = deductible

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13
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premiums received treated by individual

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first $50k received from ER not income, excess is included as income/taxable. although interest is income

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14
Q

What does at risk limitation means?

A

basis will go up to basis at risk which excludes nonrecourse since is not a risk liab.

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15
Q

Are registration exemptions for LT notes?

A

No. thus will have to file under the sec 1933

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16
Q

How much can be deducted as a capital loss on 1244 stock loss?

A

up to $50k for single and $100k for MFJ + $3k

17
Q

How are nonliquidating distributions by Ccorps treated by shareholder receiving it?

A

treated as dividend thus, either ordinary income until E&P, return of capital until basis, capital gain if excess.

18
Q

Where is health insurance premiums included?

A

as medical expense, self insurance is an AGE to AGI

19
Q

For Ccorps how does the special deductions applies if NOL balance?

A

charitable deduction does not applies at all but dividend still subject to normal * corresponding %