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Cassie owns equipment ($45,000 basis and $30,000 FMV) and a building ($152,000 basis and $158,000 FMV), which are used in Cassie's business. Cassie has used straight-line depreciation for both assets, which were acquired two years ago. Both the equipment and the building are destroyed in a fire, and Cassie collects insurance proceeds equal to the assets' FMV. The tax result to Cassie for this transaction is a
Select one:
a.
$15,000 Sec. 1231 loss and a $6,000 ordinary gain.
b.
$15,000 ordinary loss and a $6,000 ordinary gain.
c.
$15,000 ordinary loss and a $6,000 Sec. 1231 gain.
d.
$15,000 Sec. 1231 loss and a $6,000 Sec. 1231 gain.
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Dinah owned land with a FMV of $130,000(adjusted basis $120,000) which is investment property (a capital asset). Dinah owned a second tract of land, a 1231 asset, with a FMV of $46,000(adjusted basis $50,000). Both tracts were acquired in 2001 and condemned by the state this year. The state paid an amount equal to FMV. If there are no other transactions involving capital assets or 1231 assets, Dinah must report on her current year return
Select one:
a.
$6,000 net ordinary income.
b.
$6,000 net section 1231 gain treated as a net capital gain.
c.
a LTCG of $10,000 and a 1231 loss of $4,000.
d.
a LTCG of $10,000 and a nondeductible loss of $4,000.
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Douglas bought office furniture two years and four months ago for $25,000 to use in his business and elected to expense all of it under Sec. 179. Depreciation of $3,500 would have been taken under the MACRS rules. If Douglas converts the furniture to nonbusiness use today, Douglas must
Select one:
a.
amend the prior two years tax returns.
b.
include $3,500 in gross income in year of conversion.
c.
include $21,500 in gross income in year of conversion.
d.
include $25,000 in gross income in year of conversion.
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Drake and Davina are married and file a joint return for 2016 with taxable income of $100,000 and tax preferences and adjustments of $51,000 for AMT purposes. Their regular tax liability is $16,533. What is the amount of their total tax liability?
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a.
$17,472
b.
$39,260
c.
$34,005
d.
$16,533
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During the current year, Danika recognizes a $30,000 Section 1231 gain and a $22,000 Section 1231 loss. Prior to this, Danika's only Section 1231 item was a $15,000 loss two years ago. Danika must report aNo
Select one:
a.
$8,000 net LTCG.
b.
$8,000 ordinary income.
c.
$15,000 ordinary income.
d.
$8,000 ordinary income and $7,000 net LTCG.
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During the current year, George recognizes a $30,000 Section 1231 gain on sale of land and a $18,000 Section 1231 loss on the sale of land. Prior to this, George's only Section 1231 item was a $14,000 loss six years ago. George must report a
Select one:
a.
$12,000 net LTCG.
b.
$12,000 ordinary income.
c.
$14,000 ordinary income.
d.
$10,000 ordinary income and $2,000 net LTCG.
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During the current year, Kayla recognizes a $40,000 Section 1231 gain on sale of land and a $22,000 Section 1231 loss on the sale of land. Prior to this, Kayla's only Section 1231 item was a $10,000 loss six years ago. Kayla is in the 28% marginal tax bracket. The amount of tax resulting from these transactions is
Select one:
a.
$2,700.
b.
$3,600.
c.
$4,000.
d.
$5,040.
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Emma owns a small building ($120,000 basis and $123,000 FMV) and equipment ($35,000 basis and $22,000 FMV). Both assets were acquired three years ago, are used in Emma's business, and are depreciated using straight-line depreciation. Both are destroyed by fire. Insurance proceeds were equal to their FMVs. Only one other transfer of an asset occurs during the year, and a $3,000 LTCL is recognized. After considering all transactions, the tax result to Emma is a
Select one:
a.
$13,000 NLTCL.
b.
$13,000 ordinary loss.
c.
$3,000 LTCG; $3,000 LTCL; and $13,000 ordinary loss.
d.
$10,000 net ordinary loss and a $3,000 NLTCL.
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Eric purchased a building in 2005 that he uses in his business. Eric uses the straight-line method for the building. Eric's original cost for the building is $420,000 and cost-recovery deductions are $120,000. Eric is in the top tax bracket and has never sold any other business

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