Exam 5: Other Corporate Tax Levies
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Wind Corporation is a personal holding company. Its taxable income for this year is $100,000. The corporation's charitable contributions are $5,000 greater than its income tax charitable contribution deduction limitation. Wind's UPHCI is $95,000, assuming no other adjustments must be made.
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Eight individuals own Navy Corporation, a C corporation. Three shareholders make up the board of directors and own 51% of the stock. The corporation has a successful manufacturing business. It has accumulated $3 million of E&P and expects to accumulate another $200,000 of E&P annually. Annual dividend payments are $30,000. Demand for Navy's goods has been strong, but the company does not anticipate any expansion or repair of the current plant for three to five years. Management has invested $200,000 annually in growth stocks. Its current investment portfolio is $1.2 million. The portfolio is held as protection against a business slowdown. Loans to shareholder-employees currently are $400,000. As Navy's CPA, what tax issues should you have your client consider?
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A low 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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Investors Corporation has ten unrelated individual shareholders who each own 10% of the outstanding stock. For their tax year ended December 31 of this year, Investors' gross income includes:
Interest on federal government obligations $10,000
Dividends from savings and loan associations
on passbook savings accounts $2,000
Interest earned on notes receivable $5,000
Net rental income $3,000
No dividends are paid during the tax year or during the 2-1/2 month throwback period. Deductible administrative expenses total $4,000 for the year. Rental income has been reduced by $1,000 of depreciation and $2,000 of interest expense. What is Investors' undistributed personal holding company income?
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Which of the following actions cannot be used to eliminate a potential accumulated earnings tax liability situation involving a corporation owned by a mother and a father?
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A corporation can be subject to both the accumulated earnings tax and the personal holding company tax in the same year.
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In years beginning in 2018 through 2020, any minimum tax credit carryover from prior alternative minimum tax.years will be allowed to the extent of the regular tax liability plus 50% of the excess of the minimum tax credit over the amount credited against the regular tax.
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Dragon Corporation reports a distribution on its return from the third previous year as a stock redemption producing a capital gain. When the return is audited during the current year, the distribution of the third previous year is characterized by the IRS as a dividend. This change causes Dragon Corporation to be classified as a personal holding company for the third previous year. Which of the following statements is correct?
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Mullins Corporation is classified as a PHC for the current year, reporting $263,000 of taxable income on its federal income tax return:
Operating profit $150,000
Long-term capital gain 20,000
Short-term capital gain 20,000
Dividends (from 25%-owned domestic corporation) 200,000
Interest 150,000
Gross income $540,000
Minus: general and administrative expenses ( 40,000)
Minus: salaries ( 30,000)
"Adjusted" taxable income $470,000
Minus: charitable contributions ( 47,000)
Taxable income before special deductions $423,000
Minus: dividends-received deduction (130,000)
Taxable income $293,000
Actual charitable contributions made by Mullins Corporation were $75,000. What are the federal income tax due and the personal holding company (PHC) tax liability? Discuss the methods (if any) by which payment of the PHC tax can be avoided.
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Foster Corporation has gross income for regular tax purposes of $100,000, which includes a net Sec. 1231 gain of $10,000 and a net capital gain of $10,000. Ordinary gross income for personal holding company purposes is
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A personal holding company cannot take a dividends-paid deduction for
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To avoid the accumulated earnings tax, a corporation needs to have a definite plan for expending the accumulated earnings.
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