Fundamentals of Income Taxation Test 1 – practice questions with answers.pdf
Fundamentals of Income Taxation Test 1 – practice questions with answers.pdf
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Fundamentals of Income Taxation Test 1 – practice questions with answers.pdf
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Smith and Jones formed a partnership. Smith $40,000 The answer is (C). The distributive share of a partnership's
contributed a building with an original cost of operating loss that is deductible by an individual partner is limited to
$80,000, a fair market value of $100,000, and an the adjusted basis of his or her partnership interest. Hence Smith's
adjusted basis of $40,000. Jones contributed $100,000 adjusted basis in his partnership interest is $40,000, determined by
cash. Each partner is a material participant in his adjusted basis for the property he has contributed.
partnership business. How much can Smith currently
deduct if his share of the partnership's first-year
operating loss is $45,000?
A.
$5,000
B.
$20,000
C.
$40,000
D.
$45,000
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Which of the following statements concerning the The answer is (B). (A) is incorrect because the maximum rate is
taxation of capital gains and losses of individual generally 20 percent. (C) is incorrect because collectibles gain is
taxpayers is correct? subject to a 28 percent maximum rate. (D) is incorrect because such
A. unrecaptured depreciation is subject to a 25 percent maximum rate.
The maximum tax rate on long-term capital gains is
generally 15 percent under current law.
B.
Up to $3,000 of net capital losses ($1,500 if married
filing separately) may be used to offset ordinary
income in any given year.
C.
Collectibles gain is taxed at regular ordinary income
tax rates.
D.
The portion of long-term gain attributable to
unrecaptured depreciation is not taxable when real
estate is sold.
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Michael and Mary, a married couple filing jointly, sell The answer is (A). The couple is eligible for the full $500,000 exclusion
their home this year for $650,000. Their basis in the under the rules for married couples. Their realized gain is $450,000
home, including cost and improvements, is $200,000. ($650,000 - $200,000). Therefore no gain is taxable.
Mary purchased the home in her name many years
ago and the couple has lived together there since
that time. What amount of gain must Michael and
Mary recognize from the sale?
A.
$0
B.
$200,000
C.
$450,000
D.
$650,000
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