Exam 3: Corporations: Special Situations

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Under some circumstances, the sale of prepared food at a taxpayer's retail facility can qualify as DPGR.

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What is undistributed PHCI?

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Intangible drilling costs are a tax preference item only for integrated oil companies.

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

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Moon Corporation sells customized outdoor grills. It purchases various parts and materials from foreign sources for $500 and incurs $160 in labor costs at a factory in Virginia to fabricate and assemble the product. Moon also incurs packaging, selling, and other costs of $40 and sells the grill for $800. If tax year 2014 is involved, calculate Moon's per unit: a. DPGR b. QPAI c. DPAD

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AMTI may be defined as regular taxable income after AMT adjustments (other than the NOL and ACE adjustments) and after tax preferences.

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Which of the following statements does not reflect the rules regarding pass-through entities and DPAD?

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DPGR - Allowable Indirect Costs = QPAI. Is this formula correct?

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The definition of an expanded affiliated group (EAG) for DPAD purposes is broader than that applicable to the filing of consolidated tax returns.

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In the case of corporations that are members of an expanded affiliated group (EAG), the DPAD is determined by treating the group as a single taxpayer.

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A negative ACE adjustment is beneficial to a corporation.

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Gerbil Corporation was formed in 2004. If in 2014, it has average gross receipts of under $7.5 million, the company cannot be subject to the AMT.

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The AMT rate for corporations is the same as for individuals.

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Dennis, an advertising executive, pays a contractor to build a lodge on property he owns in Colorado. If Dennis sells the lodge, the proceeds (less the cost of the land) will be DPGR.

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Bluejay Corporation, a calendar year taxpayer, manufactures and sells candles. It has several factories in the U.S. and one in Jamaica. During 2014, it had DPGR of $4.1 million from the U.S. factories. a. If the gross receipts from the products made in Jamaica are $200,000, what is Bluejay's DPGR for 2014? b. If the gross receipts sourced to the Jamaica plant are $300,000, what is Bluejay's DPGR for 2014?

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Green, Inc., has $2 million in gross receipts of which $1.2 million is DPGR. Its cost of goods sold is $850,000 and other deductions (marketing, administrative) are $350,000. Using the small business simplified deduction method, determine Green's QPAI.

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In connection with the construction of a housing project, a contractor pays an architect to design the homes being built. The architect's fee is not an embedded service that qualifies as DPGR.

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Bozeman Corporation manufactures an exercise machine at a cost of $800 and sells the machine to Denver Corporation for $1,030 in 2014. Denver incurs TV advertising expenses of $315 and sells the machine by phone order for $1,600. If Bozeman and Denver corporations are members of an expanded affiliated group (EAG), their DPGR is:

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Netting refers to the process of AMT adjustments reversing themselves and then being deducted from taxable income to arrive at AMTI.

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Green Company, a U.S. corporation based in Texas, manufactures and sells a product which includes some components made in the Dominican Republic. None of Green's income from sales constitute DPGR.

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