Total Expenditure | 165,300 | =114000+34200+17100 |
Related deductions | ||
2020 | $ 0 | |
2021 | $ 16,530 | =165300*6/60 |
Sandstorm Corporation decides to develop a new line of paints. The project begins in 2020. Sandstorm...
Sandstorm Corporation decides to develop a new line of paints. The project begins in 2019. Sandstorm incurs the following expenses in 2019 in connection with the project: Salaries Materials $179,600 53,880 26,940 Depreciation on equipment The benefits from the project will be realized starting in July 2020. If an amount is zero, enter "0". If Sandstorm Corporation chooses to defer and amortize its research and experimental expenditures over a period of 60 months, what are its related deductions in 2019...
Cherry Corporation, a calendar year C corporation, is formed and begins business on 4/1/2020. In connection with its formation, Cherry incurs organizational expenditures of $51,700. Round the per month amount to two decimal places. Round your final answer to the nearest dollar. Determine Cherry Corporation's deduction for organizational expenditures for the current year.
On January 1, 2020, Procise Corporation acquired 100 percent of
the outstanding voting stock of GaugeRite Corporation for
$2,007,750 cash. On the acquisition date, GaugeRite had the
following balance sheet:Cash$87,000Accounts payable$196,000Accounts receivable176,000Long-term debt993,000Land738,000Common stock1,009,000Equipment (net)1,898,000Retained earnings701,000Total assets$2,899,000Total liabilities and equity$2,899,000At the acquisition date, the following allocation was
prepared:Fair value of consideration transferred$2,007,750Book value acquired1,710,000Excess fair value over book value297,750To in-process research and development$53,750To equipment (8-year remaining life)124,000177,750To goodwill (indefinite life)$120,000Although at acquisition date Procise had expected $53,750 in
future benefits...
21. On February 12, 2015, Jon purchased stock in Pik Corporation (the stock is not small business stock) for $2,000. On May 12, 2016, the stock became worthless. During 2016, John also had an $9,000 loss on § 1244 small business stock purchased two years ago, a $10,000 loss on a nonbusiness bad debt, and a $6,000 long-term capital gain. How should Jon treat these items on his 2016 tax return? a. $4,000 long-term capital loss and $9,000 short-term capital...