Exam 17: Partnerships and S Corporations

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Eva is the sole shareholder of an S corporation.Eva gifts half of her S corporation stock to Adam,her newborn son.The S corporation is a highly profitable manufacturing company.The pass-through of the ordinary income to Adam can be subject to tax at his parents' marginal rate.

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Mia is a 50% partner in a partnership with a beginning of the year adjusted basis in her partnership interest of $50,000.For the current year,no distributions are made to partners,and there is no change in partnership liabilities.The partnership incurred a $140,000 ordinary loss for the year.How does Mia treat her loss in excess of basis?

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How does an electing large partnership differ from a regular partnership?

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A shareholder sells his S corporation stock and realizes a $500,000 gain.The stock had been held five years.Which of the following statements most completely describes the character of the gain?

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Which of the following statements is correct,assuming that an extension is not requested?

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Jamahl has a 65% interest in a partnership.Jamahl sells land to the partnership for $70,000.Prior to the sale,the land had a FMV of $70,000 and an adjusted basis of $90,000 to Jamahl.Due to the sale,Jamahl will recognize

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S status can be elected if 50% of all shareholders consent to the S corporation election on the date of the S corporation election.

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Kuda exchanges property with a FMV of $630,000 and an adjusted basis of $450,000 in exchange for a one-third interest in a partnership.The property is subject to a mortgage with a principal balance of $300,000 which the partnership assumes.As a result of Kuda joining the partnership,Alejandro,a pre-existing partner,now has a one-third interest in the partnership.Alejandro will adjust his basis to

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Torrie and Laura form a partnership in which they are equal partners.Torrie contributes $100,000 cash.Laura contributes $40,000 cash and a painting worth $60,000.Laura purchased the painting three years ago for $45,000.In two years the partnership sells the painting for $80,000. a.What is the partnership's basis in the painting? b. When the painting is sold,how much gain is allocated to each partner?

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An S corporation distributes land to its shareholders.The land has a $60,000 basis and a $90,000 FMV.The basis of the land to the shareholder is

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All of the following could file partnership tax returns except

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A partnership's liabilities have increased by year-end.As a result,partners' bases in their partnership interests will increase.

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John contributes land having $110,000 FMV and a $90,000 adjusted basis which is subject to a $60,000 mortgage in exchange for a one-third interest in the AJK Partnership.The partnership owes no other liabilities.After the contribution,Abby,John,and Kent share profits and losses equally and each has a one-third interest in the partnership capital.John's basis in the partnership interest is

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Richard has a 50% interest in a partnership,and he materially participates in the partnership's business.Richard's adjusted basis in the partnership was $60,000 at the beginning of the year,including his share of partnership liabilities.There were no distributions to Richard during the year.During the current year,the partnership borrowed $160,000 from a local bank to purchase equipment needed in the business.All of the partners are personally liable for all partnership debts.The partnership incurred a $320,000 loss this year.What amount can Richard claim as a loss from the partnership on his individual tax return this year?

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On January 1 of this year (assume not a leap year),Anne bought 50% of a calendar-year S corporation.Anne purchased the remaining 50% on July 1 (day 181 of the year).Anne's adjusted basis in the stock is $277,000 before any basis adjustments are taken into account.For this year,the corporation had a net operating loss of $365,000.What is the amount of the corporation's loss that Anne can deduct on her current individual income tax return?

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All of the following are requirements to qualify as an S corporation with the exception of

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Marisa has a 75% interest in the MM Partnership.She sells the partnership a building used in her business for $150,000.Her adjusted basis of the building was $120,000.Marisa had used straight-line depreciation.The partnership will use the building for its offices.What are the tax consequences to Marisa of this transaction?

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David and Joycelyn form an equal partnership in the current year.No special allocation is provided for in the partnership agreement.During the year David contributes land having a $90,000 basis and a $100,000 FMV in exchange for the initial partnership interest.In addition,the partnership earns $50,000 of ordinary income while partnership liabilities increase from zero to $30,000 by the end of the tax year.The partnership earns $20,000 of tax-exempt interest during the year.David's basis at the end of the current year is

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Worthy Corporation elected to be taxed as an S corporation on January 1,of last year,effective last year.It had previously been a C corporation.On the effective date of the S election,Worthy had land with a $70,000 basis and a $210,000 FMV.No net unrealized losses exist on the date of the S corporation election.The land is sold this year for $250,000.The tax result of the sale by Worthy is

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Discuss how the partnership form of organization or the S corporation form may be used to shift income.

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