Exam 5: Other Corporate Tax Levies
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Khuns Corporation, a personal holding company, reports the following:
Rental income $50,000
Depreciation 10,000
Interest expense 5,000
Real estate taxes 2,000
Maintenance expenses 5,000
Administrative expenses 5,000
Calculate Khuns Corporation's adjusted income from rents (AIR).
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Rental income $50,000
Minus: depreciation (10,000)
interest ( 5,000)
Real estate taxes ( 2,000)
Adjusted income from rents $33,000
Eagle Corporation, a personal holding company, has the following results:
Taxable income $200,000
Dividends-received deduction 30,000
Excess charitable contributions 10,000
Long-term capital gains 10,000
Federal income taxes 61,000
Calculate the PHC tax.
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Taxable income $200,000
Plus: dividends-received deduction 30,000
Minus: excess charitable contributions ( 10,000)
Long-term capital gains (net of taxes)* ( 7,900)*
Federal income taxes ( 42,000)
Undistributed personal holding company income $170,100
Times: rate × 0.20
Personal holding company tax $ 34,020
*$10,000 - (0.21 × $10,000) = $7,900
Green Corporation, a closely held operating corporation, reports the following:
Taxable income $200,000
Long-term capital gain 30,000
Dividends-received deduction 20,000
Federal income taxes on long-term capital gain 11,700
Accumulated earnings credit 80,000
Federal income taxes 42,000
Calculate Green's accumulated taxable income.
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Taxable income $200,000
Plus: dividends-received deduction 20,000
Minus: LTCG (net of taxes)* ( 23,700)
Minus: accumulated earnings credit ( 80,000)
Minus: federal income taxes ( 42,000)
Accumulated taxable income $ 74,300
*$30,000 * .21% = $1,300 $30,000 - $6,300 = $23,700
Raptor Corporation is a PHC for 2019 and reports $200,000 of taxable income on its federal income tax return.
Operating profit $100,000
Long-term capital gain 80,000
Dividends (20%-owned corporation) 90,000
Interest 100,000
Gross income 370,000
Salaries expense (50,000)
General and administrative expense (25,000)
Dividends-received deduction (72,000)
Taxable income $223,000
Regular tax liability $ 46,830
What is Raptor's PHC tax, assuming that it does not pay any dividends?
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Which of the following actions cannot be used to eliminate a possible personal holding company tax liability involving a corporation owned by a mother and a father?
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When computing the accumulated earnings tax, the dividends-paid deduction is not available for
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Which of the following entities is subject to the accumulated earnings tax?
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A high tax bracket individual can enhance the avoidance of income taxes through a C corporation by having the corporation retain its after tax earnings so that when the individual dies, his or her heirs can liquidate the corporation and realize little to no gain because of a step-up in basis.
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A high tax bracket individual can enhance the avoidance of income taxes through a C corporation by having the corporation retain its after tax earnings rather than paying them out as a dividend.
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Smartmoney, Inc. was formed by three wealthy dentists to pool their investment funds. They each invested $200,000 in the corporation, which was immediately used to purchase stocks to be held as investments. The first year, the corporation received dividends of $70,000 and filed a tax return paying a corporation tax in the amount of $7,350 [($70,000 dividends - $35,000 DRD) × .21 = $7,350]. The IRS audits this corporation and sends a tax bill in the amount of $12,530 ($62,650 UPHCI × 0.20 = $12,530) plus underpayment penalty and interest. What is this additional tax and what should the dentists do about it? What action(s) do you recommend the corporation take for the tax year in question and subsequent tax years?
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Lake Corporation is a personal holding company. Lake reports the following results for the current year:
Rental income $100,000
Operating profit 80,000
Dividend income 30,000
Interest income 20,000
Depreciation 30,000
Mortgage interest expense 18,000
Real estate taxes 8,000
Other expenses 20,000
No dividends are paid during the current year or the 2-and-one-half-month throwback period. The mortgage relates to the rental properties. Calculate the adjusted income from rents exclusion from personal holding company income.
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The following information is reported by Acme Corporation.
Cost of goods sold $350,000
Average inventory balance 35,000
Average accounts receivable balance 65,000
Sales (all on account) 325,000
Average accounts payable balance 45,000
Operating expenses (excluding depreciation) 500,000
Purchases 40,000
What is Acme Corporation's average operating cycle as a percentage of the year?
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When using the Bardahl formula, an increase in annual credit sales (while holding the average accounts receivable balance constant) has which of the following effects on the working capital requirements?
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All of the following are recognized as reasons for accumulating earnings except
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What is the effect of the two-pronged test that allows the exclusion from PHCI of certain AIR (adjusted income from rents)?
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When computing the accumulated earnings tax, which of the following is not a reduction to arrive at accumulated taxable income?
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