Exam 3: Corporations: Special Situations

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A taxpayer who prepares and sells Mexican food at several of its restaurant locations can qualify for DPAD as to the receipts only from take-out orders and home-delivery sales.

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Sweet Corporation, a new corporation, has gross receipts of $4.9 million, $6.9 million, and $8.6 million in 2013, 2014, and 2015, respectively. Is this corporation a small corporation with respect to the AMT in years 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016?

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Yes, Sweet is a small corporation in 2013, the first year, irrespectively of the gross receipts. ​ Yes, for year 2014, because the average gross receipts for the first year do not exceed $5 million. ​ Yes, for year 2015, because the average gross receipts for the first and second years do not exceed $7.5 million [($4.9 million + $6.9 million) = $11.8/2 = $5.9] ​ Yes, for year 2016, because the average gross receipts for the three prior years [($8.6 million + $6.9 million + $4.9 million) = $20.4/3 = $6.8] are less than $ 7.5 million. ​

One of the components of DPGR is qualified production property (QPP). The QPP must be manufactured, produced, grown, or extracted entirely within the U.S.

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The domestic production activities deduction is limited to corporations.

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Which of the following items will be an addition to AMTI in arriving at ACE?

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Which statement is false?

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Which of the following would not be a positive tax preference item in 2015?

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Harvey, a real estate developer, pays Abe, a general contractor, to construct an office building. Abe has no DPGR since he does not own the property.

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Ace Corporation incurred the following taxes for the current year: Ace Corporation incurred the following taxes for the current year:   Ace Corporation's total tax liability is: Ace Corporation's total tax liability is:

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The DPAD is not allowed for AMT purposes.

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Mayberry, Inc. engages in production activities that generate QPAI of $460,000 and taxable income (without taking into account the DPAD and NOL) of $600,000 in 2015. The company also has an NOL carryover to 2015 of $500,000 and qualified W-2 wages of $300,000. Calculate any DPAD.

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The AMT exemption amount of $40,000 phases out entirely once a corporation's average gross receipts exceeds $310,000.

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A small corporation with unused minimum tax credits may use what percentage of regular tax as a minimum credit in 2015?

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If QPAI cannot be used in any one year due to the TI limitation, it can be carried over for 3 years.

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​Which entity is subject to the ACE provisions?

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Gerbil Corporation was formed in 2005. If in 2015, it has average gross receipts of under $7.5 million, the company cannot be subject to the AMT.

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Once a small corporation for AMT purposes, always a small corporation.

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What amount of accumulated earnings of a service type corporation is considered within the reasonable needs of a business without the corporation having to show a bona fide business reason for the accumulation?

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In 2015, May Corporation (a calendar year taxpayer) had the following transactions: In 2015, May Corporation (a calendar year taxpayer) had the following transactions:   For 2015, May Corporation's AMTI is: For 2015, May Corporation's AMTI is:

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Reasonable needs for purposes of the accumulated earnings tax do not include loans to shareholders.

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