FINALS - ENUMERATION Flashcards
1
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- Four Types of Gross Income for Estates and Trusts:
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- Income accumulated for an unborn beneficiary.
- Income currently distributable to beneficiaries.
- Income received during administration of an estate.
- Income either distributed to beneficiaries or retained by the fiduciary.
2
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- Four Participants in a Trust:
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- Trustor (Grantor)
- Trustee
- Beneficiary
- Fiduciary
3
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- Three Allowable Deductions for Estates and Trusts:
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- Income distributable to beneficiaries
- Income collected by a guardian
- Income during administration retained by fiduciary
4
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- Three Conditions for Taxable Estates:
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- Estate under judicial settlement
- Income received post-death included in estate income
- Taxation from the date of death
5
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- Three Differences Between Taxpayer and Conduit Entities:
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- Taxpayers are taxed on all income earned.
- Conduits pass income to owners for tax purposes.
- Trusts blend elements of both taxpayers and conduits.
6
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- List the two main types of general partnerships in tax classification.
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- General Professional Partnership (GPP) and
- General Co-Partnership (Compania Colectiva)
7
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- Enumerate two key responsibilities of GPPs in tax reporting.
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- File an annual income tax return,
- disclose partners’ names and shares
8
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- Name two deductions that GPPs or partners can claim.
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- Itemized Deductions,
- Optional Standard Deduction (OSD)
9
Q
- List two main tax statuses a co-ownership might have depending on its activities
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- Non-taxable (if limited to preservation),
- Taxable (if profit-generating)
10
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- Identify two situations where GPP partners pay income tax individually.
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- On distributive share in GPP income,
- on other personal income
11
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- Enumerate two types of partnership losses.
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- Net Operating Loss,
- Division of Losses per Profit Sharing Ratio
11
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- List two situations when a GPP’s OSD may not be claimed by partners.
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- If GPP claims OSD, partners cannot claim it;
- partners’ distributive share is net
12
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- State two characteristics that distinguish GPP from other partnerships in taxation.
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- GPP not taxed as corporation,
- income taxed at partner level
13
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- Identify two general co-partnership tax implications for partners.
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- Considered stockholders,
- profits treated as dividends
14
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- List two instances where partners cannot claim further deductions on GPP income.
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- When distributive share is net income,
- if OSD is applied at the GPP level
