R1 INDV TAX - Income 1 (M) Flashcards

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Qualifying Child (CARES test)

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Close relative
Age Limit
Residency and filing requirements
Eliminate gross income test (but exemption is required)
Support test changes
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Qualifying Relative (SUPORT test)

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Support test
Under exemption amount of (taxable) gross income
Precludes dependent filing a joint return
Only citizens of the US or residents of N. America
Relative
Taxpayer lives with for 1 year

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To be deemed alimony payment under the law

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Payments must be legally required pursuant to a written divorce
Payments must be in cash (or cash equivalent)
Payments cannot extend past the death of the payee-spouse

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Workers’ Compensation Taxability

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Exclude from gross income compensation received under a workers’ compensation act for personal injury or sickness

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Social Security Income Taxability

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Eighty-Five percent is the maximum amount of benefits to be included in gross income

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Gross Income

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Cash = Amount received (cash basis)
Property = Fair market value
Cancellation of debt

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Net Rental Income

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Gross rental income
Prepaid rental income
Rent cancellation payment
Improvement in-lieu-of rent

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Tax Benefit Rule

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If a taxpayer recovers an amount that was deducted or credited against tax in a previous year, the recovery must be included in income to the extent that the deduction or credit reduced the tax liability in the earlier year

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Guaranteed Payments

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Reasonable compensation paid to a partner for services rendered (or use of capital) without regard to his ratio of income. Payments not guaranteed are simply another way to distribute partnership profits.

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Ordinary Income reported for an S Corporation

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Taxable income to the individual or their own individual tax return but is not subject to self-employment tax

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Ordinary Income reported for a Partnership

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May be subject to self-employment tax (if to a general partner)

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State and Local Government Bonds/Obligations

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Interest on state and local bonds/obligations is tax-exempt. Furthermore, mutual fund dividends for funds invested in tax-free bonds are also tax-exempt

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Unearned Income of Child Under 18 (Kiddie Tax)

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The net unearned income of a dependent child under 18 years of age is taxed at the parent’s higher rate

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Property Settlements (nontaxable)

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If a divorce settlement provides for a lump-sum payment or property settlement by a spouse, that spouse gets no deduction for
payments made, and the payments are not includable in the gross income of the spouse receiving the payment

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Trade Date

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Whether on the cash or accrual method of accounting taxpayers who sell stock or securities on an established securities market
must recognize gains and losses on the trade date, rather than the settlement date

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Passive Activity

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Any activity in which the taxpayer does not materially participate