REG 4 Flashcards

1
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Constructive Dividend

A

Sale of assets below its FMV

ex: excess salaries paid to shareholder employees, loans to shareholders that does not requrie interest payments

Payment, allowance, loan or other form of financial benefit from, a corp toa shareholder that is not intended to be a div pmt bue ends up being classified by the IRS as a Dividend

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2
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Distribution order for C Corps - Tax Impact

A

1) Current E&P (Checking Account) - Taxable Dividend (Ordinary Income Rates)

2) Accumulated E&P (Savings account) - Taxable Dividend (Ordinary Income Rates)

3) Distribution in Excess of E&P - Nontaxable return of Capital (Reduction in Stock Basis)

4) Distribution in Excess of Basis - Capital Gain -

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3
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If Current E & P is Negative & Accumulated E&P is Positive do you net the 2 for a C-Corp?

A

Yes

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4
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If Current E&P is + & Accumulated E&P is - do you net the two for a C-Corp?

A

No

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5
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Direct Distribution of Property for a C-Corp

How is the shareholder Taxed?

How is the C-Corp taxed?

A

Tax # 1 - Tax to Shareholder: Property’s FMV - Shareholder Stock Basis

Tax #2 - Tax to C-Corp: Property’s FMV - Property’s Adjusted Basis

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6
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What Basis does the shareholder use when receivinf property from a Liquidating distribution from a C-Corp?

A

The FMV of the property

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7
Q

Capital Loss Deductions for C-Corps

A

Capital Losses can Offset Capital Gains

EXCESS CAPITAL LOSS CANNOT OFFSET ORDINARY INCOME

CARRIED BACK 3 YEARS & FORWARD 5 YEARS

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8
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Affiliated Froup Requirements:

Corporation that owns atleast

A

Parent Co Directly Owns at least 80% of the stock value of the subsidiary corp

Parent Co Directly Owns at least 80% of the voting rights of the Corps Stock

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9
Q

Does Debt impact shareholder basis in a S-Corp?

A

No - debt will not impact the shareholder basis in their coporate stock

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10
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Does Debt impact shareholder basis in a Partnership?

A

Yes - Increase in debt increases basis for recourse and non recourse

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11
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Two Ways for shareholder to Recognize Gain in a S-corp C-Corp in Initial Formation

A

Boot REceived

Excess Debt

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12
Q

C-Corp to S-Corp Conversion with built in Gain Tax

A

5 year window for assets to be sold, if sold within the window must recognize built in gain tax

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13
Q

Increases to SCorp AAA account

A

Ordinary Business Income

Seperately state income & gains

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14
Q

Decreases to S Corp AAA Account

A

Ordinary Business Losses

Separately stated losses & deductions

Nondeductible Expenses

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15
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  1. Built in Gains at the time of S Election for a C Corp
A

Appreciated property that EXISTED at the time that it was a C-Corp

Built in gain is the FMV on date of election Less adjusted basis

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16
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S-Corp Distribution Order

A
  1. Distributions from AAA account (S-Corp)
  2. Distributions in excess of AAA, Next come from C Corp. Accumulated E&P = Taxable Dividend
  3. Nontaxable return of capital - against shareholder basis
  4. Distribution in excess of shareholder basis - Capital Gain
17
Q

Liquidating Distributions for Shareholders of an S-Corp

A

Cash + Property - mortgage = Total Proceeds

Calculate Taxable Gain
Total Proceeds - stock basis = Taxable Gain

18
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Gifted Property Mental Map - Special Rules of FMV < NBV Of Gofted Property

A
  1. FMV < NBV of property
    Subsequent Sale Price
  2. Subsequent sales price is Greater than Adjusted Basis: Gain = SP - NBV
  3. Subsequent sales price is Less than the FMV: Loss = SP - FMV
  4. Subsequent sales price is beteween the adjusted basis & the FMV: No Gain or Loss
19
Q

Bais to Acquired Property (Cost of property + Directly Associated Costs)

A

Shipping costs
Installation costs
Sales Taxes
Testing Costs
Insurance Costs

20
Q

Real Property

A

Land + Building

21
Q

Personal Property

A

anything other than land and buildings

ex: Equipment, machinery ect

22
Q

Like-Kind Exchange - Mental Map

A
  1. Caluclate Realized Gain
    FMV of TOTAL PROPERTY RECEIVED
    - (NBV) of TOTAL property given up)
    =Realized Gain or Loss
    *Potential Gain or Loss
  2. Calculate Recognized Gain (or loss)
    Lesser of:
    Boot Received or gain realized (Step 1)
    ***Losses will never be recognized
  3. Calculate deferred gain (or loss)
    (Step 1 - Step 2)
    Amount of realized fain that has not yet been recognized
  4. Calculate basis of like-kind property received
    FMV of like-kind property received
    ( MINUS - ) Deferred gain
    (PLUS + ) Deferred Loss
23
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Involuntary conversion calculation

A

Property’s Adjusted basis (prior to conversion)
Minus: Amount (Insurance) Reinvested
= Gain (Amount not reinvested)

2) Calculate the basis of the new property acquired
Cost of new property
Minus: Deferred gain
Basis of new property

24
Q

Sec1231 Business Use Assets

A

1) Personal Property (Sec 1245)
2) Real Property (Sec 1250)

25
Q

Ordinary Income Property Charitable Contribution Rules:
Inventory, Assets held for less than one year, assets that have depreciated in value

A

Deduct LESSER of basis or FMV

26
Q

LTCG Property Ordinary Income Property Charitable Contribution Rules:
Assets held for more than 1 year & have appreciated in value

Limit - 30% * AGI

A

Deduct FMV

27
Q

Wash Sale

A

A Wash Sale exists when a security (stock or bond) is sold for a loss and is repurhcased within 30 days before or after the sale date

Losses from a wash sale are NOT DEDUCTIBLE, loss is Added back to the basis of the repurchased stock

28
Q

Related Party Losses

A

Not Deductible

29
Q

MACRS Memorization:
5 year property

A

Cars, light trucks, computers, copiers
(Half-year or Mid-Quarter)

30
Q

MACRS Memorization:
7 Year Property

A

furniture, fixtures, equipment
(Half year or mid-quarter)

31
Q

MACRS Memorization:
27.5 Year Property

A

Residential Real Estate
(Mid-Month)

32
Q

MACRS Memorization:
39 Year Property

A

Non-Residential Real Estate