Reg 5D S Corporation Taxes Flashcards

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S Corp

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Domestic corporation that avoids double taxation. Flow through entities , subject to a single level of corp. Income is passed through the shareholders who reports income on their individual returns.

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S corporation requirements

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  • Must be a domestic corporation
  • No more than 100 SH; All members of a family and their estates may be treated as on shareholder for this test
  • only one class of stock ( voting and non voting) common is acceptable but no preferred stock
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Limitations on who can own S Corp stock

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  • Individuals citizens, residents estates, certain exemp orgs, or certain trusts
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Cannot hold stock in S corporations

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  • Partnerships
  • Corps
  • Non resident aliens
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Entities denied from being an S corp

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  • Bank thrift instituions

- Insurance companies

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Permitted tax year

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  • usually a calendar year

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S corp

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  • An S corp can have a C Corporation or an S corp subsidiary
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S Corporation election

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  • You need to make an affirmative election and must satisfy all tests
  • Each Shareholder who owns stock at the time consents to the election
  • Can make an election retroactively
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Termination and re-election

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  • Election can be revoked only with the consent of shareholders who hold more than 50% of the number of issued and outstanding shares of stock at the time of revocation.
  • Once terminated you can make another s election for another 5 years
  • If you fail any eligibility tests your S election will terminate immeiately
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Termination

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The corp for each of the three consective tax years has :

  • Accumulated earnings and profit
  • Derives more than 25% of its gross receipts from passive investment income
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Shareholder schedule K-1

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  • Allocates to share holders on per share per day basis
  • Each shareholder includes in his taxable income his pro rata share of each item of income, loss, deduction, or credit that is separately stated by the S Corp, regardiless of whether the distribution is made to the sH
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S Corp losses ( take note of this)

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  • SH loss is limited to the shareholders stock basis in the corp
  • Losses that are disallowed can be carried forward indefinitely
  • The adjusted basis of a SH in an S crop is increased by any loans made by the SH to the corporation
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13
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Possible taxes at S corporation level

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  • If an S corp was previously a C corp
  • if an S corp has accum e&P from C c corp year of its tax year, hass passive income in excess of 25% if gross receipts and has taxable income at year end, the corp may pay tax on the excess net passive income
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14
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Possible taxes at S corporation level

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LIFO Recapture

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Shareholders basis of stock

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  • Basis increased by all income ( including tax exempt) and the excess of depletion
  • Decrease basis by property distributions ( excluding dividend istribtuin)
  • Decrease basis by non deductible expenses
  • basis is decreased by all deductible losses and deductions
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16
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Distributions to SH

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  • To the extent that the balance of the distributions is less than the basis of the stock, the shareholder has no gain or loss
  • To the extent that the distribution exceeds the basis, that’s usually a capital gain