Partnership income is taxed at the same tax rates as the income of corporations.
A.True
B.False
The answer is false. Because partnership returns only information returns.The partnership income and other items are included in the partners returns.
Partnership income is taxed at the same tax rates as the income of corporations. A.True B.False
Earnings of C corporations can be.... taxed at twice the going rate of a partnership or sole proprietorship. taxed the same as a partnership. taxed twice if they are distributed as dividends to stockholders. taxed by the federal government, but they are exempt from state taxes if the corporation owns any facilities within that state.
How are limited liability companies (LLCs) taxed? a. They are always taxed the same as corporations. b. They are taxed either as partnerships or as corporations, at the option of the LLC. c. They are always taxed the same as general partnerships. d. They are taxed either as partnerships or sole proprietorships, at the option of the LLC.
Income earned by C corporations is taxed twice, once when the income is earned and again when it is distributed. If so, how is it possible that operating a business as a C corporation can reduce taxes. A. The C corporation should deduct all distributions as salary expenses to reduce taxable income, therefore reducing the taxes. B. It is not possible to reduce taxes in a C corporation, double taxation is a disadvantage of this type of corporation. C. Up...
A tax increase can be shared by the buyer and the seller of a good. a.true b.false The pricing of products in the oligopoly market is unlike the pricing in the monopolistically competitive market. a.true b.false Markets allow people to exchange goods and services. a.true b.false There is only one theory that explains oligopoly. a.true b.false The monopolist’s two major constraints are related to ________ and _________. a. profit; loss b. cost; demand c. number; closeness of substitutes d. price;...
True or false? 10. The income received by a proprietorship is taxed at personal tax rates
An intraperiod tax allocation ________. results when different income statement items are taxed at different rates allocates income tax expense to different sections of the comprehensive income statement deals with allocation of taxes between current and future periods occurs when certain revenues and expenses appear in the financial statements either before or after they are included in the income tax return
] Archenland has the following tax schedule: the first $20,000 of income is taxed at a rate of 10%; the next $30,000 is taxed at a rate of 25%; beyond this, any additional income is taxed at a rate of 50%. Archenland allows a $4000 exemption per family member. a] Corin’s family has three members and earns $50,000 per year. Calculate the family’s marginal and average tax rates. b] Peter’s family has five members and earns $85,000 per year. Calculate...
In a special tax structure, equity income is taxed at 22%, debt income is taxed at 32%, and corporate tax rate is 35%. How much value per dollar of debt will leverage add to a firm that is currently unlervered? Answer:$ Place your answer in dollars and cents. For best accuracy use three decimal places. No dollar sign
Partnership income is taxed as a separate legal entity, then, the partners pay taxes again as their personal income. True or False True False
If partnerships retain their after-tax earnings, when will partners be taxed on the earnings? A)Partners will be taxed when they sell their shares at a gain. B)Partners will be taxed when they elect to be taxed on undistributed retained earnings. C)Partners will be taxed when the earnings are distributed to the partners. D)Partners will be taxed as partnership earnings are allocated to them at the end of the year whether they actually receive a distribution or not. Qualified business income...