1 Answer and Explanation:
Data:
Taxable income = $280,000
Dividends received = $34,000
Cash contribution = $35,000
Solving:
Adjusted taxable income = 10%
Charitable contribution = Taxable income * Adjusted taxable income
Charitable contribution = 280,000 * 10%
Charitable contribution = 280,000 * 0.10
Charitable contribution = 28,000
Carried forward = Cash contribution - Charitable contribution
Carried forward = 35,000 - 28,000
Carried forward = 7,000
Hence, option A is correct and option and Option B,C,D are wrong.
2.Answer & Explanation
Amortisation of organizational expenses does not include the stock Commission which reduce paid in capital and charter modification feeswhich incurred after initial year end.
$2,000 + $2,000 + $2,000 = $6,000
$6,000- $5,000 = $1,000
$1,000/180 months × 5 months = $27.7
Approximately $28
Therefore:
$5,000 + 28 = $5,028
Hence Option A is correct and B,C,D are wrong.
3.Answer & Explanation
False
You may be able to simply convert all of your Partnership's assets and liabilities over to your new C Corp.
But you will have to pay taxes if your Prtnership's contributes more liabilities than assets to the new C Corp
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