REG Study Group Q3 2016 - Page 8

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  • #784705
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Yep. and if it weren't for the unrealized receivables, it would be a capital gain right?

    #784706
    csvirk
    Participant

    yes, it would of been capital gain.

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    #784707
    Claudia408
    Participant

    I'm back, lol. Thought I had it, but NOT!

    Anyone do the DRS practice SIM on AICPA website?

    If so, how did you calculate the basis in the new van and the property on Wayside street? Roger has an explanation but I think I need a diff way of looking at it.

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    #784708
    Bear-Bear
    Participant

    Hi REG study group. 🙂

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    #784709
    Spartans92
    Participant

    Its great to have u visit us again, bear!

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    #784710
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Claudia I got myself in knots over the basis/distribution stuff. Could not keep it straight between C Corps, S Corps, Partner liquidating, non-liquidating, liability exchanges, … the corps/partnership basis versus the owners/partners.

    Actually I should start charting it out just in case I have to taken it again – ugh.

    #784711
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Double post.

    #784712
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    hey Claudia, i spent a ton of time last night trying to figure out that DRS sim. i wasn't able to look at any explanations, so here's my best guess (from memory, i can't look at it right now).

    for the van, if you look on the depreciation worksheet, when the old van was disposed, it had an excess taxable basis over accumulated depreciation. and i guess you add that to the net of what you paid for the new van

    for the wayside property, it has to do with involuntary conversions. you don't recognize a gain to the extent you reinvested it, and the new basis would be equal to the basis of the old property plus the excess investment over the gain from conversion.

    the numbers were something like:
    63k basis old property
    70k selling price old property (involuntary)
    72k purchase price replacement property

    so the new basis would be $65k i think

    sorry hope that's not confusing. not sure if i actually understand it correctly haha. any way you could post the roger explanation?

    #784713
    Bear-Bear
    Participant

    I may have to be here again in September if the CPA gods frown upon my score. 🙁

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    #784714
    csvirk
    Participant

    As a general partner in Greenland Associates, an individual's share of partnership income for the current tax year is $25,000 ordinary business income and a $10,000 guaranteed payment. The individual also received $5,000 in cash distributions from the partnership. What income should the individual report from the interest in Greenland?

    A.
    $5,000

    B.
    $25,000

    C.
    $35,000

    D.
    $40,000

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    #784715
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    is it C?

    #784716
    .
    Participant

    On dissolution of a general partnership, distributions will be made to satisfy partner's claims in the following order:

    I. Partners' capital accounts
    II. Amounts owed partners with respect to profits
    III. Amounts owed partners for loans to the partnership

    A.
    III, I, II

    B.
    I, II, III

    C.
    II, III, I

    D.
    III, II, I

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    #784717
    csvirk
    Participant

    @Doc you are correct.

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    #784718
    Claudia408
    Participant

    Dr Cash – Here's the link for Roger

    For Wayside, starts around 15 minutes, the van is about 28 minutes.

    It makes sense while Roger is doing it but I'm not making the connection to the formulas in the lesson.

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    AUD 62, 70, 78
    REG 67, 66, 65, 66, 64
    FAR 68, 64, 73

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    #784719
    Teal
    Participant

    Okay I am confused by this question:

    Tom Lewis, an individual taxpayer, sold his personal automobile (never used for business purposes) for $5,000 in 2016. He purchased the automobile five years earlier for $10,000. Which of the following is correct treatment of this transaction on Tom's 2016 tax return (assuming that Tom's only other source of income in 2016 was from wages)?
    Answer is D. Tom had a $5,000 net loss ($5,000 sales price minus $10,000 basis) on the sale of his automobile. The loss is considered a personal loss and is not deductible on his individual return.

    I looked it up on the IRS website and it says that you can deduct up to $3,000 of personal capital loss which is what I had thought too? Why can't he deduct any of it?

    Thanks in advance for any help!

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