Income Tax - Supplemental Flashcards
Gross Income Inclusions
- Taxable Interest
- Ordinary Dividends
- Business Income/Loss
- Capital Gains/Losses
- Alimony Received (Pre-2019 Divorce)
- IRA Distributions
- Pensions/Annuities/Punitive Damage Payments
- Real Estate Income
- Unemployment Income
- Taxable Social Security Payments
Installment Sales
(Calculation of Gain)
Profit / Total Contract Price = Gross Profit %
Installment Paid x Gross Profit % = Capital Gain (Long Term)
Charitable Bargain Sale
(Adjusted Basis & Taxable Gain)
( Sale Price / FMV ) x Basis = Adjusted Basis
Sale Price - Adjusted Basis = Taxable Gain
Child Tax Credit
- Partially Refundable Credit ($1,600)
- $2,000 for each child under age 17
- Phase out at $200K (S) & $400K (MFJ)
Credit for Child and Dependent Care Expenses
- Until Age 13
- Non-Refundable
- Limit of $3,000 (1 child) or $6,000 (2+ children)
- Calculation: 20% of Allowable Expense on Exam
Real Estate Activity Losses Deduction
- Active Participation
- $25,000 against portfolio income (Sched E)
- Phase out at $100-$150K
- $1 credit reduction for every $2 above $100K
Credit for Other Dependents
- AKA “Family Credit”
- $500 (Non-refundable)
- Typically elder parent, they cannot have >$4,500 of income
Investment Income - What qualifies?
Interest, Dividends, Royalties, and Short-Term Gains.
LTCG and Qualified Dividends aren’t included.
Where are expenses of Household Employees filed on?
Schedule H
What is a deduction for AGI?
Above the Line Deduction (Adjustment)
What is a deduction from AGI?
Below the Line Deduction (Standard/Itemized)
QBI Deduction - Which businesses qualify?
Pass-Through Entities (Sole Proprietorship, S Corporations, LLCs, Partnerships)
NOT Service-Related Businesses (medical/law, financial advisors, and accounting)
QBI Deduction - What’s the AGI phaseout (2023) and what happens?
The AGI phaseout for QBI deduction is $364,200, and is thus limited to 50% of W-2 Wages.
Retirement Savings Contributions Credit & Phase-Out (2023)
Based on IRA, Retirement Plan, or ABLE contributions.
$73,000 (MFJ)
$36,500 (Single)
Which education tax credit can you use if you are a felon?
Lifetime Learning Credit
NOT American Opportunity Tax Credit