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On May 1, 1989, Brendan McLeod and Duncan Ryan formed Angler Corporation to sell fishing tackle....

On May 1, 1989, Brendan McLeod and Duncan Ryan formed Angler Corporation to sell fishing tackle. Pertinent information regarding Angler is summarized as follows:   

  • The business address is 3027 Woodland Ridge Blvd., Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70816.
  • The employer identification number is 75-3392543; the principal business activity code is 451110.
  • Brendan and Duncan each own one-half of the outstanding common stock; no other class of stock is authorized. Brendan is president of the company, and Duncan is secretary-treasurer. Both are full-time employees of the corporation, and each receives a salary of $160,000. Brendan’s Social Security number is 145-26-2593. Duncan’s Social Security number is 287-43-4945.
  • The corporation uses the accrual method of accounting and reports on a calendar basis. Inventories are determined by using the lower of cost or market method. For book purposes, the straight-line method of depreciation is used.
  • MACRS depreciation was $71,620 for the year.
  • During 2019, the corporation distributed a cash dividend of $88,000.

Selected portions of Angler’s profit and loss statement of 2019 reflect the following debits and credits:

Account

Debit

Credit

Gross sales

$2,537,800

Sales returns and allowances

$93,670

Cost of goods sold

1,007,900

Dividends   received from stock

   investments in less than 20%

   owned U.S. corporations

     120,500

Interest income

State bonds

$18,300

Certificates of deposit

15,000

       33,300

Premiums on term life insurance

policies on the lives of Brendan

and Duncan; Angler Corporation

is the designated beneficiary

17,200

Salaries-officers

320,000

Salaries-clerical and sales

261,000

Taxes (state, local, and payroll)

   39,140

Repairs

   19,450

Interest expense

   16,030

Fines for dumping toxic waste

     8,210

Advertising

     6,480

Rental Expense

   27,930

Depreciation

   47,000

A comparative balance sheet for Angler Corporation reveals the following information:

Assets

December 31, 2018

December 31, 2019

Cash

$480,000

$541,288

Trade notes and accounts receivable

808,200

1,060,600

Inventories

600,000

736,000

Certificates of Deposit

130,000

130,000

State bonds

170,000

170,000

Prepaid Federal tax

---

3,400

Buildings and other depreciable assets

240,000

278,000

Accumulated depreciation

(88,800)

            (135,800)

Land

20,000

20,000

Other assets

3,600

1,000

Total assets

$2,363,000

$2,804,488

Liabilities and Equity

Accounts payable

$340,000

$159,000

Other current liabilities

57,860

67,000

Mortgages

220,000

251,000

Capital stock

500,000

500,000

Retained earnings

1,245,140

1,827,488

Total liabilities and equity

$2,363,000

$2,804,488

Net income per books (before any income tax accrual)          $827,590

Income Tax Expense                                                               157,242

Net Income                                                                              $670,348

During 2019, Angler Corporation made estimated tax payments of $160,642 to the IRS. Prepare a Form 1120 for Angler Corporation for tax year 2019. Include Forms 1125-A, 1125-E and Schedule G (Form 1120).

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Angler Corporation - EIN 75-3392543

3027 Woodland Ridge Blvd

Baton Rouge, LA 70816.

Tax Year - 2019

Form 1120

1.a. Gross Receipts $2,537,800

b. Returns and allowances (93,670)

----------------- 2,444,130

2. Cost of Goods Sold 1,007,900

----------------

3. Gross Profit 1,436,230

4. Dividends and inclusions 120,500

5. Interest 33,300

11. Total Income 1,590,030

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12. Compensation of Officers 320,000

13. Salaries and wages 261,000

14. Repairs and maintenance 19,450

16. Rents 27,930

17. Taxes and Licenses 39,140

18. Interest Expenses 49,330

20. Depreciation 47,000

22. Advertising   6,480

27. Other Deductions

a. Fines 8,210

b. Insurance 17,200

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Taxable Income before special deduction 794,290

Less: Special deduction (Dividend @50%)    60,250

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30. Taxable Income 734,040

31. Total Tax @21% 154,148

33. Total Payments 160,642

Refund / Overpayment 6,494

Form 1120 - Page 2

Schedule C - Dividends, Inclusions, and Special Deductions

1. Dividends from less than 20% owned domestic corporations $120,500 - 50% - 60,250

Special deduction $60,250

Form 1120 - Page 3

Schedule J - Tax

Income Tax $154,148

Part II - Payments

2019 Tax Payments $160,642

Page 6 - Schedule L - Balance Sheet per Books

Assets Beginning of tax year End of tax year

Cash 480,000 541,288

Accounts Receivable 808,200 1,060,600

Inventories 600,000 736,000

Other Current Assets 300,000 303,400

Buildings 240,000 278,0000

Less: Acc. Dep 88,800 151,200 135,800 142,200

Land 20,000 20,000

Other Assets 3,600 1,000

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Total Assets 2,363,000 2,804,488

Liabilities and Shareholder's Equity

Accounts Payable 340,000 159,000

Other Current Liabilities 57,860 67,000

Mortgage 220,000   251,000

Capital stock 500,000 500,000

Reatined Earnings 1245,140 1885,282

---------------- -----------------

Total Liabilities and Shareholder's

Equity 2,363,000 2,862,282

  Form 1125A

Inventory at beginning 600,000

Purchases 1,143,900

--------------

1,743,900

Inventory at the end 736,000

-----------------

COGS 1,007,900

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Form 1125-E

Name of the officer    SS number percentage of stock Amount of Compensation 1. Brenden McLeod 145-26-2593 50% $160.0000

2. Duncan Ryan 287-43-4945 50% $160,0000

Schedule G

Name of the individual Identifying number Country of Citizenship Percentage Owned

1. Brenden McLeod 145-26-2593 United States 50%

2. Duncan Ryan 287-43-4945 United States 50%      

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