ACCT 424 Week 8 Final Exam Answers
ACCT 424 Week 8 Final Exam Answers
ACCT 424 Week 8 Final Exam Answers
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<strong>ACCT</strong> <strong>424</strong> <strong>Week</strong> 8 <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Exam</strong> <strong>Answers</strong><br />
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<strong>ACCT</strong> <strong>424</strong> <strong>Week</strong> 8 <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Exam</strong> <strong>Answers</strong><br />
1. (TCO 1)<br />
Hunter and<br />
Warren form Tan<br />
Corporation.<br />
Hunter transfers<br />
equipment (basis<br />
of $210,000 and<br />
fair market value<br />
of $180,000),<br />
and Warren<br />
transfers land<br />
(basis of $15,000<br />
and fair market<br />
value of<br />
$150,000) and<br />
$30,000 cash.<br />
Each receives<br />
50% of Tan’s<br />
stock. Which<br />
happens as a<br />
result of these<br />
transfers? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
Hunter has a<br />
recognized loss<br />
of $30,000;<br />
Warren has a<br />
recognized gain<br />
of $135,000.<br />
Neither Hunter<br />
nor Warren has<br />
any recognized<br />
gain or loss.<br />
Hunter has no
ecognized loss;<br />
Warren has a<br />
recognized gain<br />
of $30,000.<br />
Tan Corporation<br />
has a basis in the<br />
land of $45,000.<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
2. (TCO 1)<br />
Samantha<br />
transferred land<br />
worth $200,000<br />
(basis of<br />
$40,000) to<br />
Lava<br />
Corporation, an<br />
existing entity,<br />
for 300 shares<br />
of its stock.<br />
Lava<br />
Corporation has<br />
two other<br />
shareholders,<br />
Timothy and<br />
Brett, each of<br />
whom holds 50<br />
shares. Which<br />
happens with<br />
respect to the<br />
transfer? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
Samantha<br />
has no<br />
recognized gain.<br />
Lava<br />
Corporation has
a basis of<br />
$200,000 in the<br />
land.<br />
Samantha has a<br />
basis of<br />
$200,000 in her<br />
300 shares in<br />
Lava<br />
Corporation.<br />
Both B and C<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
3. (TCO 2)<br />
Pelican Inc., a<br />
closely held<br />
corporation (not<br />
a PSC), has a<br />
$350,000 loss<br />
from a passive<br />
activity,<br />
$135,000 of<br />
active income,<br />
and $160,000 of<br />
portfolio<br />
income. How<br />
much is<br />
Pelican’s<br />
taxable<br />
income? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
$0<br />
($55,000)<br />
$135,000<br />
$295,000<br />
$160,000
4. (TCO 2)<br />
Silver<br />
Corporation<br />
has average<br />
gross receipts<br />
of $5.7<br />
million, $4.6<br />
million, and<br />
$4.8 million<br />
for the last<br />
three years,<br />
respectively.<br />
Silver is<br />
_____. (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
not subject<br />
to the<br />
corporate<br />
income tax<br />
a small<br />
corporation<br />
with respect to<br />
the AMT<br />
not subject to<br />
the AMT<br />
not a small<br />
corporation<br />
with respect to<br />
the AMT<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
5. (TCO 3) As of<br />
January 1,<br />
Everest<br />
Corporation has<br />
a deficit in
accumulated E &<br />
P of $75,000. For<br />
tax year, current<br />
E & P (all of<br />
which accrued<br />
ratably) is<br />
$40,000 (prior to<br />
any distribution).<br />
On July 1,<br />
Everest<br />
Corporation<br />
distributes<br />
$60,000 to its<br />
sole,<br />
noncorporate<br />
shareholder.<br />
Which is the<br />
amount of the<br />
distribution that<br />
is a<br />
dividend? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
$0<br />
$40,000<br />
$60,000<br />
$75,000<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
6. (TCO 3)<br />
Parrot<br />
Corporation<br />
has<br />
accumulated<br />
E & P of<br />
$40,000 on<br />
January 1,<br />
20×1. In<br />
20×1, Parrot
has current E<br />
& P of<br />
$45,000<br />
(before any<br />
distribution).<br />
On December<br />
31, 20×1, the<br />
corporation<br />
distributes<br />
$120,000 to<br />
its sole<br />
shareholder,<br />
Michael (an<br />
individual).<br />
Which is<br />
Parrot<br />
Corporation’s<br />
E & P as of<br />
January 1,<br />
20×2? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
$0<br />
($35,000)<br />
$40,000<br />
$85,000<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
7. (TCO 4)<br />
Cardinal<br />
Corporation<br />
has 1,000<br />
shares of<br />
common<br />
stock<br />
outstanding.<br />
John owns<br />
300 of the<br />
shares,
John’s<br />
grandfather<br />
owns 200<br />
shares,<br />
John’s<br />
daughter<br />
owns 300<br />
shares, and<br />
Redbird<br />
Corporation<br />
owns 200<br />
shares. John<br />
owns 60% of<br />
the stock in<br />
Redbird<br />
Corporation.<br />
How many<br />
shares is John<br />
deemed to<br />
own in<br />
Cardinal<br />
Corporation<br />
under the<br />
attribution<br />
rules of<br />
§318? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
600<br />
720<br />
800<br />
300<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
8. (TCO 5)<br />
Francis<br />
exchanges her<br />
20% interest in<br />
Beryl
Corporation for<br />
10,000 shares of<br />
Pyrite<br />
Corporation<br />
(value $200,000)<br />
and $40,000<br />
cash. Francis’s<br />
basis in her Beryl<br />
stock is $95,000.<br />
The accumulated<br />
earnings of Beryl<br />
are $325,000,<br />
and the<br />
accumulated<br />
earnings of Pyrite<br />
are $225,000 at<br />
the time of the<br />
reorganization.<br />
How does<br />
Francis treat this<br />
transaction for<br />
tax<br />
purposes? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
No gain is<br />
recognized by<br />
Francis in this<br />
reorganization.<br />
Francis reports a<br />
$40,000<br />
recognized<br />
dividend<br />
Francis reports a<br />
$40,000<br />
recognized<br />
capital gain.<br />
Francis reports a<br />
$35,000<br />
recognized<br />
dividend and a<br />
$5,000 capital
gain.<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
9. (TCO 6)<br />
How are the<br />
members of<br />
a<br />
consolidated<br />
group<br />
affected by<br />
computations<br />
related to E<br />
& P? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
E & P is<br />
computed<br />
solely on a<br />
consolidated<br />
basis.<br />
Consolidated<br />
E & P is<br />
computed as<br />
the sum of<br />
the E & P<br />
balances of<br />
each of the<br />
group<br />
members.<br />
Members E<br />
& P balances<br />
are frozen as<br />
long as the<br />
consolidation<br />
election is in<br />
place.<br />
Each member<br />
keeps its own<br />
E & P
account.<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
10. (TCO 11)<br />
Which<br />
statement, if<br />
any, does not<br />
reflect the rules<br />
governing the<br />
negligence<br />
accuracyrelated<br />
penalty?(Points<br />
: 5)<br />
The<br />
penalty rate is<br />
20%.<br />
The penalty is<br />
imposed only<br />
on the part of<br />
the deficiency<br />
attributable to<br />
negligence.<br />
The penalty<br />
applies to all<br />
federal taxes,<br />
except when<br />
fraud is<br />
involved.<br />
The penalty is<br />
waived if the<br />
taxpayer uses<br />
Form 8275 to<br />
disclose a<br />
return position<br />
that is<br />
reasonable,<br />
though
contrary, to the<br />
IRS position.<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
1. (TCO 7) On<br />
January 1 of the<br />
current year,<br />
Rachel and Julio<br />
form an equal<br />
partnership.<br />
Rachel makes a<br />
cash contribution<br />
of $80,000 and a<br />
property<br />
contribution<br />
(adjusted basis of<br />
$110,000, fair<br />
market value of<br />
$80,000) in<br />
exchange for her<br />
interest in the<br />
partnership. Julio<br />
contributes<br />
property (adjusted<br />
basis of $120,000,<br />
fair market value<br />
of $160,000) in<br />
exchange for his<br />
partnership<br />
interest. Which<br />
statement is true<br />
concerning the<br />
income tax results<br />
of this partnership<br />
formation? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
Rachel has a<br />
$160,000 tax basis<br />
for her partnership<br />
interest.
The partnership<br />
has an $80,000<br />
adjusted basis in<br />
the property<br />
contributed by<br />
Rachel.<br />
Rachel recognizes<br />
a $30,000 loss on<br />
her property<br />
transfer.<br />
Julio has a<br />
$120,000 tax basis<br />
for his partnership<br />
interest.<br />
None of the above<br />
2. (TCO 7)<br />
Samantha<br />
and Rebecca<br />
are equal<br />
partners in<br />
the S&R<br />
Partnership.<br />
On January<br />
1 of the<br />
current year,<br />
each<br />
partner’s<br />
adjusted<br />
basis in S&R<br />
was<br />
$240,000.<br />
During the<br />
current year,<br />
S&R<br />
borrowed<br />
$180,000 for<br />
which<br />
Samantha<br />
and Rebecca<br />
are
personally<br />
liable. S&R<br />
sustained a<br />
net operating<br />
loss of<br />
$30,000 in<br />
the current<br />
year ended<br />
December<br />
31. If<br />
liabilities are<br />
shared<br />
equally by<br />
the partners,<br />
which is<br />
each<br />
partner’s<br />
basis in her<br />
interest in<br />
S&R on<br />
January 1 of<br />
the next<br />
year? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
$135,000<br />
$225,000<br />
$240,000<br />
$315,000<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
3. (TCO 7)<br />
Naomi<br />
contributed<br />
property<br />
($80,000<br />
basis and<br />
fair market<br />
value of
$120,000)<br />
to the ABC<br />
Partnership<br />
in exchange<br />
for a 50%<br />
interest in<br />
partnership<br />
capital and<br />
profits.<br />
During the<br />
first year of<br />
partnership<br />
operations,<br />
ABC had<br />
net taxable<br />
income of<br />
$60,000 and<br />
tax-exempt<br />
income of<br />
$56,000.<br />
The<br />
partnership<br />
distributed<br />
$24,000<br />
cash to<br />
Naomi. Her<br />
share of<br />
partnership<br />
recourse<br />
liabilities on<br />
the last day<br />
of the<br />
partnership<br />
year was<br />
$32,000.<br />
Which is<br />
Naomi’s<br />
adjusted<br />
basis<br />
(outside<br />
basis) for<br />
her<br />
partnership<br />
interest at<br />
yearend?<br />
(Points
: 5)<br />
$110,000<br />
$146,000<br />
$144,000<br />
$196,000<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
4. (TCO 8)<br />
During 20×2,<br />
Houston Nutt,<br />
the sole<br />
shareholder of<br />
a calendar-year<br />
S corporation,<br />
received a<br />
distribution of<br />
$16,000. On<br />
December 31,<br />
20×1, his stock<br />
basis was<br />
$4,000. The<br />
corporation<br />
earned $11,000<br />
ordinary<br />
income during<br />
the year. It has<br />
no accumulated<br />
E & P. Which<br />
statement is<br />
correct? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
Nutt<br />
recognizes a<br />
$1,000 LTCG.<br />
Nutt’s stock<br />
basis will be
$2,000.<br />
Nutt’s ordinary<br />
income is<br />
$15,000.<br />
Nutt’s return of<br />
capital is<br />
$11,000.<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
5. (TCO 8) Which<br />
statement is correct<br />
with respect to an S<br />
corporation? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
There is no<br />
advantage also to<br />
elect § 1244 stock.<br />
An S corporation<br />
can own 85% of an<br />
insurance company.<br />
An estate may be a<br />
shareholder.<br />
A voting trust<br />
arrangement is not<br />
available.<br />
None of the above<br />
6. (TCO 9)<br />
Which<br />
reduces a<br />
shareholder’s<br />
S corporation<br />
stock
asis? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
Depletion<br />
in excess of<br />
basis of<br />
property<br />
Illegal<br />
kickbacks<br />
Nontaxable<br />
income<br />
Sales<br />
None of the<br />
above<br />
7. (TCO 9) Matt<br />
and Hillary are<br />
husband and<br />
wife, and live in<br />
Pennsylvania.<br />
Using joint<br />
funds, in 1990<br />
they purchase an<br />
insurance policy<br />
on Matt’s life<br />
and designate<br />
their daughter,<br />
Sandra, as the<br />
beneficiary. The<br />
policy has a<br />
maturity value of<br />
$2,000,000. Matt<br />
dies first and the<br />
insurance<br />
proceeds are<br />
paid to Sandra.<br />
As to the<br />
proceeds, (Points<br />
: 5)
8. (TCO 10) The<br />
trustee of the<br />
Washington Trust<br />
is not required to<br />
distribute all of the<br />
current-year annual<br />
accounting income<br />
of the trust to its<br />
sole beneficiary,<br />
Betty. Which is the<br />
trust’s personal<br />
exemption? (Points<br />
: 5<br />
9. (TCO 10) The<br />
Jain Trust is<br />
required to pay its<br />
entire annual<br />
accounting income<br />
to the Daytona<br />
Museum, a<br />
qualifying charity.<br />
Which is the trust’s<br />
personal<br />
exemption? (Points<br />
: 5)<br />
10. (TCO 10)<br />
Pam makes a<br />
gift of land<br />
(basis of<br />
$313,000; fair<br />
market value<br />
of $913,000)
to her<br />
granddaughter,<br />
Tracy. As a<br />
result of the<br />
transfer, Pam<br />
paid a gift tax<br />
of $45,000.<br />
Which is<br />
Tracy’s<br />
income tax<br />
basis in the<br />
land? (Points :<br />
5)