1). 1,213,200
Calculation
DETAILS/PARTICULARS | AMOUNT ($) |
Sales revenue (Gross revenue) | 2,300,000 |
Cost of goods sold (Less) | 952,000 |
GROSS PROFIT | 1,348,000 |
Charitable contributions (Less) | 134,800 |
TAXABLE INCOME | 1,213,200 |
Notes
a). Charitable contributions are 10% of taxable income. So,
Charitable contributions =10%*$1,348,000= $134,800
b). Capital Losses cannot be deducted as there are no capital gains present.
c). Donations to elections campaign is not tax deductible.
2). No
GPP’s does not have an NOL carry-forward to 2019.
3). Yes, GPP’s have a capital loss carry-forward to 2019.
Calculation
The sum of long-term capital loss and the capital loss carryover from 2016:
=$48,000+$15,000
=$63,000
4). Yes, Charitable contributions carryover to 2019 is $200. This can be carried over for 5 years.
Calculation
Charitable contributions carryover=$135,000 - $134,800
=$200
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