Unit 21 (2) Flashcards

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1
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What is included in distributable net income in a trust?

A

Dividends, interest - including from tax free muni bonds, and rents. NOT included is capital gains reinvested into the corpus of the trust

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2
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What is not included in DNI of a trust?

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Capital gains reinvested into the corpus of the trust

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3
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What type of trust distributes all income every year?

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Simple trust

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4
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What trust allows income to be retained?

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Complex trust allows income to be retained and is reported on form 1041

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5
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What form does a complex trust use to report retained income?

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Form 1041

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6
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Generation skipping trust

A

Skips your children and goes directly to grandchildren

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7
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What form does a sole proprietorship use to file its business information?

A

Schedule C

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8
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Schedule C is used for which type of business?

A

Sole proprietorship

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9
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Schedule K-1 is for

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Limited partners
LLC members
S corp shareholders

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What form do limited partners, members of LLCs, and S corps use?

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K-1

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11
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Which gets a cost step up, inherited stock or gifted stock?

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Inherited stock gets a step up to the value at the time of death

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12
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What basis does the donee get for gifted stock?

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The buyers original cost basis

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13
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What form does estate tax use?

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Form 706. To remember this think death since it’s estate tax 666 - 706

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14
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Can an executor use an alternative valuation date?

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Yes. 6 months after death

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15
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When are estate taxes due?

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Nine months after the date of death and reported on form 706

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16
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Form K-1 is not used by?

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Sole proprietorship does not use K-1 it uses schedule C of the form 1040.

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17
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Who uses form K-1?

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Legal entities that pass through income or loss use form K-1 to indicate the amount of that income or loss attributable to the individual shareholder/member/partner

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18
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You buy 100 ABC at 20 in Jan, 200 at $25 in April, and 100 at $30 in July. CMV is $22 and you decide to sell 200 shares. Which method is the best for tax considerations?

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LIFO. This allows you to designate the 100 shares purchased at $30 and 100 of the shares purchased at $25 to result in a short term loss of $800. $500 on the July shares and 300 on the April shares. That loss may be used against realized gains or, if this is the investors only transactions, deducted in full against ordinary income. The average cost method is only available for mutual funds

19
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For what security can you use average cost method?

A

Mutual funds

20
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When are estate taxes due?

A

9 months after death. Based on the valuation at death or 6 months after death

21
Q

The last dollar of income is taxed at?

A

The marginal tax rate. As you make more money, you pay tax at a higher rate incrementally.

22
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Effective tax rate

A

Average rate you pay on all your income

23
Q

What do interest on interest reinvestment plans and dividend and capital gains reinvestment plans have in common? (Dividend and capital gains plan is one plan)

A

In both plans, all income is taxable in the year received, whether reinvested or not.

24
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Interest on interest plan

A

Like a passbook savings plan where the interest is credited and compounded

25
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What can you buy that doesn’t violate the wash sale rule?

A

Puts. Puts allow the buyer to sell, not buy

26
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Requirements for head of household

A

Unmarried or considered unmarried on the last day of the year
Qualifying person lives with you more than half the year, usually a child.

27
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What is subject to AMT?

A
  1. Accelerated depreciation
  2. Costs assoc with LPs like RnD and excess intangible drilling costs
  3. Local tax and interest on investments that don’t gen. income
  4. Interest from private activity muni bonds
  5. Incentive stock options where fair market value is greater than the strike price of the option
28
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When comparing tax treatment of c corps, s corps, and LLCs it would be correct to state that

A

The c Corp is the only one that pays taxes. It is the only one that is a separately taxed entity.

29
Q

Where does the income of a S Corp or LLC flow through to?

A

The shareholders/members

30
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What is the tax filing date for the 2 flow through entities, S corps and LLCs?

A

March 15

31
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When is the tax filing date for a C Corp?

A

15th day of the 4th month after the end of the fiscal year. For calendar year filers, that is April 15

32
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When is your marital status decided for tax returns?

A

Dec 31st

33
Q

Highest rate paid on income in a progressive tax system?

A

Marginal tax rate

34
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Marginal tax also referred to as

A

next dollar received/last dollar received

35
Q

A person making 220k is given a 10k bonus. What is the bonus taxes at?

A

Marginal (top) income tax rate

36
Q

Single Parent with dependent children should file as

A

Head of Household

37
Q

5 diff filing options

A
Single
Married filing jointly
married filing separately
head of household
qualifying widow with dependent child
38
Q

Other factors influencing individual taxation

A

Age
state of residence
citizenship

39
Q

Earned income

A

salary, bonuses, tips, income derived from active participation in a trade or business

40
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Alimony

A

Generally deductible to the payor and included in income for receiver. may be paid directly to ex-spouse or third party on ex-spouses behalf like paying their life insurance premiums.

41
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You purchase a bond issued by the government of Sweden. What level of taxation is it exempt from?

A

None. It is taxed at the federal, state, and local level

42
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Are funds from a policy loan considered taxable?

A

No. Funds obtained from a policy loan are not considered taxable income

43
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What price do you inherit mutual fund shares and what price do you sell them?

A

You inherit at the nav and you sell at the nav