unit 21 Flashcards

1
Q

tax on income

A

progressive

rate increases and income increases

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2
Q

whats the best status to be used for someone who is single but has children

A

head of household

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3
Q

once you hit age 65

A

you get a higher standard deduction

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4
Q

earned income

A
from your job
salary
wages
tips
bonuses 

ordinary income rates

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5
Q

passive income

A

ordinary income rates
rents

can offset passive losses(DPPS)

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6
Q

portfolio income

A

investment income

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7
Q

qualifying dividends

A

they are taxed at a rate lower than ordinary income

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8
Q

non qualifying dividends taxed at

A

ordinary income

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9
Q

bond interest taxed at

A

ordinary income

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10
Q

muni bonds taxed

A

interest tax free for federal

sometimes can be for state

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11
Q

are stock dividends taxed

A

no

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12
Q

the benefit of reinvesting dividends and capital gains

A

compounding effect

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13
Q

DRIPS

A

offered from issuers to shareholders

ether will be at a discount or free or commissions or both

can usually invest additional funds

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14
Q

Drip or mutual fund reinvestment tax based

A

tax based on year of receipt. You don’t avoid. not deferred

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15
Q

net capital loses(more losses than gains). how much can be offset

A

3000 max can be deducted on annual basis

can carry forward rest each year with 3k max

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16
Q

wash sale rule time

and what you can’t buy

A

30 days after or before. 61 to be safe day period

can’t take loss if you buy stock, call, convertible bond, rights, warrents

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17
Q

IRS default

18
Q

mutual funds default

A

the average cost per share

19
Q

exemption on sale of a primary residence

A

lived there in at least 2 of past 5 years

500k for married is free of any tax
250k for a single is free of any tax

20
Q

items that are considered preference items for AMT

A

accelerated depreciation
excess intangible drilling costs
tax-exempt interest on private purpose muni bonds(sports stadiums, hospitals, housing projects)
incentive stock options(in the money. that excess)
state and local taxes

21
Q

what is not AMT eligible

A

income from foreign stock

22
Q

Life insurance taxation

A

death benefit proceeds not subject to income tax

proceeds included in estate unless owned by someone other than the insured

23
Q

social security income and taxes

*

A

25k-34k you begin to phase out tax free if single

32k-44 for couple

24
Q

cost basis of gifted securites

A

donors cost basis passes onto donee

25
inherited securities cost basis
stepped up basis | always considered long term
26
trust taxation
if trust retains income, brackets are compressed | over 12,500 at 37%
27
gross estate includes
cash securities realestate insurance(if policy owned by insured) property in revocable trusts, iras, annuities, business interest all other assets deceased has ownership
28
how are estate assets valued
as of date of death or valuation date six months later
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things subtracted from gross estate
mortages and other debts estate administrative expenses property passing to qualified charities property passing to surviving spouse(if us citizen, spousal deduction unlimited)
30
taxable estate percentages
progressive rate(start at 18% and go to 40%)
31
estate tax due(time and what form)
9 months after the death form 706
32
gift tax exclusion
15k annual amount without tax | 30k with for married couple
33
non citizen gift tax?
there is a gift tax us citizen spouse has no gift tax
34
gift tax due on what form
709
35
taxes for sole
sole-individual taxed on schedule c of form 1040
36
taxes for partnership
partnership- form 1065 informatin return(due march 15) parners receives schedule k-1)
37
taxes for LLC
single member like sole propretorship | mutiple members file like partnership
38
tax for S corp
filed on form 1120s due on 15th of 3rd month after year end schedule K-1 to shareholders
39
tax for c corp
form 1120 due 15th day of 4th month after year-end no forms to shareholders
40
the corporate dividend exclusion rule
if c corp receives dividends from another corp- it can exclude 50% from taxable income
41
alternative minimum tax added? Subtracted? whats the deal
excess of alternative tax over regular tax is added to the regular tax amount