Exam 5: Property Transactions: Capital Gains and Losses

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Kendrick, who has a 33% marginal tax rate, had the following results from transactions during the year: Kendrick, who has a 33% marginal tax rate, had the following results from transactions during the year:   After offsetting the STCL, what is (are) the resulting gain(s)? After offsetting the STCL, what is (are) the resulting gain(s)?

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Adam purchased 1,000 shares of Airco Inc. common stock for $22,000 on February 3, 2013. On April 1, 2015, Adam received 100 new shares in a nontaxable stock dividend. As of April 1, the stock was trading at $25 per share. Adam sells the 100 new shares on June 15, 2015 for $2,400. Due to the stock sale, Adam will recognize a

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Corporate taxpayers may offset capital losses only against capital gains and may carry excess losses back three years and then forward five years.

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When a taxpayer has NSTCL and NLTCG, the loss is offset against NLTCG from the 28% group, then NLTCG from the 25% group, and finally against NLTCG from the 15% or 20% group.

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Rita, who has marginal tax rate of 39.6%, is planning to make a gift to her grandson who is in the lowest tax bracket. Which of the following holdings of stock would be the most tax advantageous gift from Rita's perspective?

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If a capital asset held for one year or more is sold at a gain, the gain is classified as long-term capital gain.

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Rita died on January 1, 2015 owning an asset with a FMV of $730,000 that she purchased in 2010 for $600,000. Bert inherited the asset from Rita. When Bert sells the asset for $800,000 on August 20, 2015, he must recognize a

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Michelle purchased her home for $150,000, and subsequently added a garage costing $25,000 and a new porch costing $5,000. Repairs to the home's plumbing cost $1,000. The adjusted basis in the home is

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For purposes of calculating depreciation, property converted from personal use to business use will take on a basis equal to the greater of its FMV or its adjusted basis on the date of the conversion.

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If the stock received as a nontaxable stock dividend is not the same type as the stock owned prior to the dividend, the allocation of basis is based on relative fair market values of the stock.

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In a community property state, jointly owned property left to the surviving spouse will have a basis after the estate is settled equal to

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Bob owns 100 shares of ACT Corporation common stock with a basis of $3,500 and a FMV of $12,000. Bob receives 10 stock rights as a nontaxable distribution, and no basis is allocated to the stock rights. With each stock right, Bob may acquire one share of stock for $25. Bob exercises all 10 stock rights. The total basis of the newly acquired stock is

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What type of property should be transferred to heirs at a decedent's death and why? Should estate planning also mean that some property is transferred prior to death? Why?

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Bad debt losses from nonbusiness debts are deductible as short-term or long-term capital losses depending on how long the debt was outstanding.

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During the current year, Tony purchased new car wash equipment for use in his service station business. Tony's costs in connection with the new equipment this year were as follows: During the current year, Tony purchased new car wash equipment for use in his service station business. Tony's costs in connection with the new equipment this year were as follows:   What is Tony's basis in the car wash equipment? What is Tony's basis in the car wash equipment?

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Joel has four transactions involving the sale of capital assets during the year resulting in a STCG of $5,000, a STCL of $12,000, a LTCG of $1,800 and a LTCL of $1,000. As a result of these transactions, Joel will

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Mike, a dealer in securities and calendar-year taxpayer, purchased a security for inventory on November 18, 2014 for $15,000. The FMV on December 31, 2014 was $16,000. The security was sold on December 19, 2015 for $16,500. These transactions result in

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If a nontaxable stock dividend is received and is not the same type of stock as that owned before the dividend, the original stock's basis is allocated to all shares

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On July 25, 2014, Karen gives stock with a FMV of $7,500 and a basis of $8,000 to her nephew Bill. Karen had purchased the stock on March 18, 2014. Bill sold the stock on April 18, 2015 for $6,000. As a result of the sale, what must Bill report on his 2014 tax return?

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Jamahl and Indira are married and live in a common law state. They jointly own real property with an adjusted basis of $200,000. When the property has a FMV of $450,000, Jamahl dies leaving all of the property to Indira. If she later sells the property for $700,000, what is Indira's gain on the sale?

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