Income Tax Flashcards
All assets are capital assets except ACID
accounts receivable, copyrights and creative works, inventory, and depreciable property used in a trade or business
The holding period for inherited property capital gains:
always long-term
Only way to have Section 1231 Gain on Section 1245 Property?
to sell it for more than it was originally purchased for
Any sale amount in excess of the original purchase price of a Section 1245 asset is a:
section 1231 gain
Charitable deduction: Ordinary income property / STCG / All Loss:
lesser of adjusted basis or FMV. Limited to 50% AGI
Charitable deduction: cash:
60% AGI
Charitable deduction: LTCG / Stocks, Bonds / Real property / Tangible (related use):
FMV or adjusted basis. 30% AGI if FMV, 50% AGI if basis
Charitable deduction: LTCG tangible (unrelated use):
50% AGI
Child tax credit:
$2000 for each qualifying child under 17
Child and Dependent Care Credit
20% x eligible costs ($3000 for one child, $6000 for 2 max eligible costs)
Kidde tax:
only applies to “unearned income” in excess of $2300
3-year depreciation:
tractor, rent-to-own property
5-year depreciation:
autos, computers, office equipment
7-year depreciation:
office furniture and fixtures
27.5 year depreciation:
rental home