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A corporation owns many acres of timber, which it acquired three years ago, and which has a $120,000 basis. The timber was cut last year for use in the corporation's business. The FMV of the timber on the first day of last year was $270,000. The corporation made the appropriate election to treat the cutting as a sale or exchange. The timber is sold for $300,000 this year. The tax result this year is
Select one:
a.
recognition of capital gain of $30,000.
b.
recognition of Sec. 1231 gain of $30,000.
c.
recognition of ordinary income of $30,000.
d.
no income recognized since all recognition occurs in the year of the cutting of the timber.
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A corporation owns many acres of timber, which it acquired three years ago, and which has a $150,000 basis for depletion. The timber is cut during the current year for use in the corporation's business. The FMV of the timber on the first day of the current year is $280,000. If the corporation makes the appropriate election, the tax result is
Select one:
a.
recognition of a Sec. 1231 gain of $130,000.
b.
no recognition of gain or loss since the timber is used in the business.
c.
recognition of a gain at the time of sale if the timber is later sold with the gain equal to the sales price less the basis in the timber.
d.
recognition of a gain if the timber is later sold with the gain equal to the sales price less $280,000(FMV on the first day of the year of the cutting).
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Aamir has $25,000 of net Sec. 1231 gains this year on business assets. In addition, incurred $18,000 of loss on the sale of stock held six months. Aamir will include in his AGI
Select one:
a.
$3,000 short term capital loss and $25,000 ordinary gain.
b.
$22,000 net capital gain.
c.
$7,000 net capital gain.
d.
$7,000 short-term capital gain.
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Alejandro purchased a building in 1985, which he uses in his manufacturing business. Alejandro uses the ACRS statutory rates to determine the cost-recovery deduction for the building. Alejandro's original cost for the building is $500,000 and cost-recovery deductions allowed are $500,000. If the building is sold for $800,000, the tax results to Alejandro are
Select one:
a.
$500,000 Sec. 1245 ordinary income and $300,000 Sec. 1231 gain.
b.
$800,000 Sec. 1245 ordinary income.
c.
$500,000 Sec. 1245 ordinary income and $300,000 Sec. 1250 income.
d.
$800,000 Sec. 1231 gain.
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All of the following are allowable deductions under the alternative minimum tax except
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a.
charitable contributions.
b.
gambling losses.
c.
qualified housing interest.
d.
state income taxes.
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All of the following are self-employment income except
Select one:
a.
net income of a sole proprietorship.
b.
dividends received by a corporate shareholder.
c.
fees received for serving as a director of a corporation.
d.
distributive share of partnership income from a partnership operating a business.
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All of the following statements regarding self-employment income/tax are true except:
Select one:
a.
The self-employment tax is imposed on net earnings from self-employment when self-employment income is over $400.
b.
Self-employment tax is computed separately for married individuals filing joint returns.
c.
Independent contractors are subject to self-employment tax on the amount of net earnings from the self-employment activity.
d.
Employees who have a business in addition to their regular employment are not subject to the self-employment tax since FICA is withheld on their wages.
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Ava has net earnings from self-employment of $125,000. She also earned salary of $170,000 from a job held earlier in the year. How much Additional Medicare Tax will be owed on the self-employment income?
Select one:
a.
$0
b.
$769
c.
$855
d.
$3,625
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Blair, whose tax rate is 28%, sells one tract of land at a gain of $29,000 and another tract of land at a gain of $11,000. Both tracts of land are Sec. 1231 property. She has never had any other Sec. 1231 transactions. How are the gains taxed?
Select one:
a.
ordinary income of $40,000 taxed at 28%
b.
a net capital gain of $40,000 which is not taxed
c.
a net capital gain of $40,000 taxed at 15%
d.
ordinary income of $

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