Luther Corporation: | |||||
Fair market value of assets: | |||||
Particulars | Cash | ||||
Cash | 8100 | ||||
Inventory | 40500 | ||||
Office building | 162000 | ||||
Stock held for investment | |||||
in unrelated corporation | 42000 | ||||
Land | 39300 | ||||
Equipment | 121500 | ||||
Total amount relaised | 413400 | ||||
Less: Value as per books | 471300 | ||||
-57900 | |||||
Loss on sale of the Company | -57900 | ||||
Tax liability of Luther Corporation | Nil | ||||
Tax liability of John | |||||
Sale consideration received | 248040 | ||||
Less: Amount of Investment | 182000 | 162000+20000 | |||
66040 | |||||
Tax liability @21% | 13868.4 | ||||
Tax liability of Alice | |||||
Sale consideration received | 165360 | ||||
Less: Amount of Investment | 201575 | 181575+20000 | |||
Capital loss | -36215 | ||||
Tax liability- Nil | |||||
Here I assumed that 15 months ago the capital contribution of equipment | |||||
is given by both the partners in 50:50 ratio. | |||||
And at that time the value in adjustment basis is $222750, fair market value is | |||||
$182250. So in the books of accounts the luther corporation the fair market value | |||||
would have taken. So the difference amount of $ 40000 is added in shareholders | |||||
investment in 50:50 ratio. | |||||
Here I assume that no other liabilities for the company except equity and retained earnings | |||||
So, the total amount of realisations transferred to their sharing ratio of 60:40 |
Luther Corporation has been owned for six years with its stock held 60 percent by John...
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