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Exam 19: Family Tax Planning
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Question 101
True/False
Application of the blockage rule has not been limited to just the valuation of stocks and securities but has been applied to other assets.
Question 102
Multiple Choice
Which, if any, are characteristics of the valuation tables issued by the IRS?
Question 103
Essay
How could the election of the alternate valuation date (§ 2032) increase a decedent's marital deduction?
Question 104
Multiple Choice
At the time of Elijah's death, he owned stock in Grey Corporation. The stock is traded on a local exchange with the most recent selling prices as follows.
Per Share
Price
Four trading days prior to Elijah’s death
$
120
Six trading days affer Elijah’s death
100
\begin{array}{lc} &\text { Per Share }\\& \text { Price } \\\text { Four trading days prior to Elijah's death } & \$ 120 \\\text { Six trading days affer Elijah's death } & 100\end{array}
Four trading days prior to Elijah’s death
Six trading days affer Elijah’s death
Per Share
Price
$120
100
Presuming no alternate valuation date election, Elijah's gross estate should include a per share value of:
Question 105
Multiple Choice
Match each statement with the correct choice. Some choices may be used more than once or not used at all. -Discount attributable to a large number of shares.
Question 106
Essay
Presuming the § 2032A election is properly made for a decedent who died in 2016, what value is included in the gross estate in each of the following independent situations?
Special Use
Best Use
Value
Value
Situation A
$
4
,
000
,
000
$
4
,
900
,
000
Situation B
1
,
200
,
000
3
,
000
,
000
\begin{array} { l c c } & \text { Special Use } & \text { Best Use } \\& \text { Value } & \text { Value } \\\text { Situation A } & \$ 4,000,000 & \$ 4,900,000 \\\text { Situation B } & 1,200,000 & 3,000,000\end{array}
Situation A
Situation B
Special Use
Value
$4
,
000
,
000
1
,
200
,
000
Best Use
Value
$4
,
900
,
000
3
,
000
,
000
Question 107
Multiple Choice
Curt owns the following assets which he gives to his daughter Carla. No gift tax results.
Fair Market
Basis
Value
Land
$
200
,
000
$
400
,
000
Securities
800
,
000
600
,
000
\begin{array}{lll}&&\text { Fair Market }\\&\text { Basis }&\text { Value }\\\text { Land } & \$ 200,000 & \$ 400,000 \\\text { Securities } & 800,000 & 600,000\end{array}
Land
Securities
Basis
$200
,
000
800
,
000
Fair Market
Value
$400
,
000
600
,
000
Both items have been held by Curt as an investment for more than one year. If Carla immediately sells these assets for $1 million ($400,000 + $600,000) , she recognizes:
Question 108
Essay
Zane makes a gift of stock in Cerulean Company to family members. Cerulean is a closely held corporation that is not traded on any exchange. To hedge on the value used for gift tax purposes, Zane also donates some of the stock to a qualified charity. Explain the advantage of this approach.
Question 109
Multiple Choice
Which, if any, of the following items characterizes § 6166 (i.e., extension of estate tax payments relative to an interest in a closely held business) ?
Question 110
True/False
Paula owns an insurance policy on her life payable to her estate. On Paula's death, the insurance proceeds are included in her gross estate and her probate estate.
Question 111
True/False
Buy and sell agreements can be used to help solve the estate tax valuation problems involved in the transfer by death of an interest in a small business.
Question 112
True/False
The election by an estate of § 2032A (special use valuation as to real estate) or § 2032 (the alternate valuation date) will have no effect on the income tax basis of the property received by the heirs.
Question 113
True/False
A farm has a best use valuation of $2.9 million and a current use valuation of $2 million. If § 2032A is elected, the farm can be valued in the deceased owner's gross estate at $2 million.
Question 114
Essay
Clancy and Maureen are husband and wife and have always lived in a community property state. When Clancy learns that he is terminally ill, he gives to Maureen all of his share of the community investments that have declined in value. Why?