1. Corporation P files a consolidated return with
Corporation S. In preparing a consolidated return, their
accountant finds the following:
P
S
Separate taxable income
(loss) $500,000
($200,000)
Capital gain (loss)
($25,000)
$50,000
Charitable contributions
$20,000
$10,000
Dividend from S
$10,000
What is the consolidated return taxable
income?
a. $365,000
b. $295,000
c. $280,000
d. $315,000
2. Jude received a $25,000 distribution from BC Corporation that
the corporation identified as $15,000 dividend and $10,000
return of capital. What effect does this distribution have on
Jude’s taxable income if his basis in the stock of BC is
$8,000?
a. Increase of $25,000
b. Increase of $17,000
c. Increase of $15,000
d. Increase of $10,000
3. Borneo Corporation has $21,000 in current earnings and profits
and $5,000 of accumulated earnings and profits. Borneo distributes
$20,000 of income to its shareholders on June 15 and another
$10,000 on December 15. How much of the December 15
distribution is taxable as a dividend?
a. $21,000
b. $10,000
c. $7,000
d. $5,000
4. Which of the following is not a positive adjustment to taxable
income to determine current earnings and profits?
a. Federal income taxes paid
b. Proceeds of life insurance
c. Capital loss carryovers
d. Dividend received deduction
5. What is JJ Corporation’s balance in accumulated earnings and
profits at the beginning of year 2 if in year 1 it made
a $40,000 distribution to its shareholders, its current earnings
and profits was $35,000, and its accumulated earnings
and profits was $25,000 at the beginning of year 1?
a. $65,000
b. $30,000
c. $25,000
d. $20,000
6. A corporation owns 90 percent of the voting power of a second
corporation but only 70 percent of its total stock value. The
corporations are:
a. Affiliated
b. A controlled group
c. Brother-sister corporations
d. Consolidated group
7. What is the minimum number of individuals who must own a
corporation to have it avoid meeting the personal holding
company designation?
a. One
b. Five
c. Nine
d. Ten
8. Which of the following is an indication of the accumulation of
earnings and profits beyond the reasonable needs of the
business?
a. A $200,000 earnings and profits
balance
b. $200,000 accumulated to retire debt
c. $600,000 accumulated for shareholder
loans
d. $12,000,000 accumulated to expand operating
facilities
2. This is a case of receiving dividends and return of capital. The taxable income is not dependent on the basis rather on the actual monetary transaction. So the taxable income is increased by the amount of dividend received i.e. $15,000. So, option C is correct.
3. B
The entire distribution amount (gross amount) is taxable in case of dividends. So, the amount distributed on 15th Dec i.e. $10,000 will be taxable.
4. B
It is treated under income from other sources
5. D
This is calculated as: Current E&P + Opening E&P - Distribution to shareholders = 35,000 + 25,000 - 40,000 = 20,000$
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