Homework Answers
Part 1
False
All corporate deductions are not deductions from AGI because deductions for or from AGI depends on the nature and type of expenditures expensed in a trade or business.
Part 2
|
Book-tax difference |
Favourable or unfavourable |
Temporary or permanent |
|
|
Year 1 |
$(10000) |
Unfavourable |
Temporary |
|
Year 2 |
0 |
Not applicable |
Not applicable |
Gain recognized on the equipment disposition in year 1= $20000
Gain ordinary due to depreciation recapture = $15000
§1231 gain = 20000-15000 = 5000
Unfavorable temporary book-tax difference = capital loss from land - §1231 gain (treated as a long-term capital gain) = 15000-5000 = $10000
Part 3
False
When taxable income is higher than book income, it is considered as an unfavorable book-tax difference
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