Realized and Recognized Gains/Losses Flashcards

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Define Amount Realized?

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Amount a seller receives when he gives up an asset

what the tax payer gets

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Formula for Amount Realized

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Cash Received
\+ FMV property received
\+disposition of liability 
-selling expenses
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Amount Realized
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disposition of liabilities

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someone takes over your liabilities (ie: loan)

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Formula for Adjusted Basis

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Original Basis
-Accumulated Cost Recovery
\+Capital Improvements
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Adjusted Basis
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Formula for a Realized Gain/Loss

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Amount Realized (what taxpayer got)
- Adjusted Basis (what taxpayer gave up)
__________________
Realized Gain/Loss

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Formula for Recognized Gain/Loss

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Realized Gain
-Postponed gain/loss
-tax free gain/loss
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Recognized gain/loss
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What is a methods are used to determine Original Basis? (3)

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  1. property purchased = cost basis
  2. Bargain purchase
  3. Lump-Sum purchase
  4. gifts
  5. inheritance
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What is Goodwill?

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  1. Lump -sum purchases
  2. goodwill = excess of purchase price over FMV
  3. Goodwill becomes its own intangible asset
  4. Amortized -SL over 180 months
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In a lump-sum where purchase price > FMV what is each assets basis?

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FMV of each property = basis
Purchase price - FMV = Goodwill
Goodwill is amortized SL over 180 mth

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In a lump-sum where purchase price < FMV what is each assets basis?

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  1. FMV/Total FMV = ratio

2. ratio * purchase price of each item = basis for item

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What is the original basis for bargain property?

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  1. FMV - cost basis = included amount
  2. Cost Basis + Included amount = Original Basis
  3. Included amount is also added to buyer’s GI
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What is the original basis for a purchased asset?

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Cost

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What is the Cost Recovery Method for Goodwill?

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Amortized - Straight Line over 180 months

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Gift Property: How do you determine Original Basis?

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  1. Calculate both Gain and Loss Basis
  2. Gain Basis: (Sale Price - Adj Basis)
    Where basis = donor’s basis
  3. Loss Basis: (Sale price - adj basis)
    Where basis is the lesser of :
    donor’s basis OR FMV on date of gift
    - If Gain Basis = gain use gain basis
    - If Loss Basis = loss us loss basis
    - If Loss basis = Gain and Gain basis = Loss then
    wash sale = no gain or loss
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Gift Property: What is the holding period?

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Gain Adjusted Basis = Donor + Donee holding period
Loss Adjusted Basis = Donee on gift date
No Gain/Loss - wash - irrelevant

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16
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What is the basis for inherited property?

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FMV on date of death or 6 months after date of death (many rules)
taxpayer choice

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What is the holding period for inherited property?

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Long term for everything

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What is the exception for basis on inherited property?

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Death Bed Gifts.

Basis = original owners basis

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How are personal gains and losses recognized?

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Gains = taxes

Losses are generally not deductible

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Can personal causality and theft losses be deducted?

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  1. (20108-2022) if it occurred in a federally declared disaster area - itemized deduction
  2. casualty theft or loss can offset casualty theft gain
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Disallowed Losses for Related Parties rule

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Family members > 50% ownership interest
Corporation-shareholder > 50%ownership interest
Partnership-partner > 50% ownership interest

22
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Does a like-kind exchange have both realized and recognized gain/loss?

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Realized gain/loss at time of event

Recognized gain/loss is deferred

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Is a Like-Kind Exchange taxable?

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What are the 5 requirements for a Like-Kind Exchange?

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  1. It must be an exchange NOT a sale
  2. An asset must be traded and an asset must be received
  3. Exchange must be the same asset class
  4. Exchange can be like-king for on party but not the other
  5. Exchange must meet timing requirements
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Like-Kind exchange: What are the requirements in regard to the type of asset? (4)
1. must be same asset class 2. 2018 and after must be realty property for realty property 3. US property for US property: Foreign property for Foreign property 4. no personalty assets
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Like-Kind Exchange: What are the two timing requirements?
1. replacement property must be identified within 45 days of giving up your property 2. you must receive property within 180 days of giving up your property
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Like-Kind Exchange: If you meet all the requirements is it mandatory that you treat the event as non-taxable?
yes
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Like-Kind Exchange: What is Boot?
Non-LK property given in addition to the LK property: 1. cash 2. property that is not like kind 3. assumption of liability ( take over a loan)
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Like-Kind Exchange: How does Boot affect a like-kind exchange?
1. does not destroy exchange 2. receipt triggers recognition of gain/loss 3. giving boot does NOT trigger recognition of gain/loss
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Like-Kind Exchange: If a Boot results in a realized loss do you recognize the loss?
no
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Like-Kind Exchange: What is the holding period for LK exchanges?
1. LK property is carry over - basis of property received is equal to basis of property you gave 2. Boot - FMV on date of exchange
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Like-Kind Exchange with Boot: What is the formula for the Realized Gain by taxpayer:
Amount Realized (what you got) - Adjusted basis of land you gave (what you gave up) ___________________________ Realized Gain
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Like-Kind Exchange with Boot: What is the formula for calculating taxpayer's Recognized Gain?
Lesser of : 1. Realized Gain OR 2. Boot received
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Like-Kind Exchange with Boot: What is the formula for calculating the new basis for the land the taxpayer received?
``` Basis in LK property given up +Adj Basis Boot given up + Recognized Gain - FMV Boot received - Loss Recognized _________________ New Basis of Land received ```
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How are non-taxable transactions Gains and Losses handled?
They are deferred. They are temporarily non-taxable
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What are two important categories of non-taxable exchanges?
1. Like Kind exchanges | 2. Involuntary conversions