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adam_text | A Note from the Authors xiv
Introduction to Students xxiv
PART ONE
EXPLORING THE TAX
ENVIRONMENT
Chapter 1
Types of Taxes and the Jurisdictions
That Use Them 3
Some Basic Terminology 4
The Relationship between Base, Rate, and Revenue 5
Transaction or Activity-Based Taxes 6
Earmarked Taxes 6
The Pervasive Nature of Taxation 6
Local Taxes 7
State Taxes 8
Federal Taxes 10
Taxes Imposed by Foreign Jurisdictions 12
Jurisdictional Competition 12
Dynamic Nature of Taxation 13
Tax Base Changes 13
Taxes and the Political Process 14
Sources of Federal Tax Law 14
Statutory Authority 15
Administrative Authority 15
Judicial Authority 16
Conclusion 16
Key Terms 16
Questions and Problems for Discussion 17
Application Problems 18
Issue Recognition Problems 19
Research Problems 20
Tax Planning Cases 20
Chapter 2
Tax Policy Issues: Standards for a
Good Tax 21
Standards for a Good Tax 22
Taxes Should Be Sufficient 22
The National Debt 23
How to Increase Tax Revenues 23
Static versus Dynamic Forecasting 24
Behavioral Responses to Rate Changes 25
Taxes Should Be Convenient 28
Taxes Should Be Efficient 28
The Classical Standard of Efficiency 29
Taxes as an Instrument of Fiscal Policy 29
Taxes and Behavior Modification 30
Taxes Should Be Fair 32
Ability to Pay 32
Horizontal Equity 32
Vertical Equity 33
Distributive Justice 36
The Perception of Inequity 37
Conclusion 38
Key Terms 39
Questions and Problems for Discussion 39
Application Problems 40
Issue Recognition Problems 42
Research Problems 43
Tax Planning Case 43
PART TWO
FUNDAMENTALS OF TAX PLANNING
Chapter 3
Taxes as Transaction Costs 47
The Role of Net Present Value in
Decision Making 48
Quantifying Cash Flows 48
The Concept of Present Value 48
The Issue of Risk 50
A Net Present Value Example 51
Taxes and Cash Flows 51
The Significance of Marginal Tax Rate 52
Net Present Value Example Revisited 53
The Uncertainty of Tax Consequences 55
Structuring Transactions to Reduce Taxes 57
An Important Caveat 58
Transactional Markets 58
Conclusion 62
Key Terms 63
Questions and Problems for Discussion 63
Application Problems 63
Issue Recognition Problems 67
Tax Planning Cases 68
Chapter 4
Maxims of Income Tax Planning 69
Tax Avoidance—Not Evasion 70
What Makes Income Tax Planning
Possible? 70
The Entity Variable 71
Income Shifting 72
Deduction Shifting 72
Constraints on Income Shifting 73
The Time Period Variable 73
Income Deferral and Opportunity Costs 75
Income Deferral and Rate Changes 76
The Jurisdiction Variable 77
The Character Variable 77
Determining the Value of Preferential Rates 78
Constraints on Conversion 79
Implicit Taxes 79
Developing Tax Planning Strategies 80
Additional Strategic Considerations 81
Tax Legal Doctrines 83
Conclusion 84
Key Terms 84
Questions and Problems for Discussion 85
Application Problems 86
Issue Recognition Problems 89
Research Problems 90
Tax Planning Cases 90
Chapter 5
Tax Research 93
Developing Tax Research Skills 93
The Tax Research Process 94
Step 1: Get the Facts 95
Step 2: Identify the Issues 96
Step 3: Locate Authority 97
Primary Authorities 97
Secondary A uthorities 99
Strategies for Locating Relevant Authority 100
Step 4: Analyze Authority 102
Step 5: Repeat Steps 1 through 4 105
Step 6: Communicate Your Conclusions 106
Conclusion 108
Key Terms 108
Questions and Problems for Discussion 108
Application Problems 109
Issue Recognition Problems 111
Research Problems 111
Tax Planning Cases 112
PART THREE
THE MEASUREMENT OF TAXABLE
INCOME
Chapter 6
Taxable Income from Business
Operations 115
Business Profit as Taxable Income 116
The Taxable Year 116
Changing a Taxable Year 117
Annualizing Income on a Short-Period Return 117
Methods of Accounting 119
Tax Policy Objectives 120
The Cash Method 122
Constructive Receipt 123
Prepaid Expenses and Interest 124
Merchandise Inventories 125
Limitations on Use of the Cash Method
by Corporations 125
The Accrual Method 126
Contrasting Perspectives on Income Measurement 127
Permanent versus Temporary Differences 127
Tax Expense versus Tax Payable 129
Temporary Book/Tax Accounting Differences 130
Net Operating Losses 134
The Problem of Excess Deductions 134
Solution: The NOL Deduction 135
Valuing an NOL Deduction 136
Giving Up an NOL Carryback 137
Accounting for NOLs 138
Conclusion 138
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 139
Key Terms 139
Questions and Problems for Discussion 139
Application Problems 140
Issue Recognition Problems 146
Research Problems 148
Tax Planning Cases 148
Chapter 7
Property Acquisitions and Cost Recovery
Deductions 151
Deductible Expense or Capitalized Cost? 152
Repairs and Cleanup Costs 153
Deductions of Capital Expenditures as Subsidies 154
The Critical Role of Tax Basis 155
Basis, Cost Recovery, and Cash Flow 156
Cost Basis 157
Introduction to Cost Recovery Methods 158
Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold 158
The Unicap Rules 159
Computing Cost of Goods Sold 160
Depreciation of Tangible Business Assets 160
Book and Tax Concepts of Depreciation 160
The MACRS Framework 161
Limited Depreciation for Passenger Automobiles 167
Section 179 Expensing Election 168
Purchase versus Leasing Decision 169
Amortization of Intangible Assets 170
Organizational and Start- Up Costs 171
Leasehold Costs and Improvements 172
Purchased Intangibles 173
Comprehensive Example of a Lump-Sum Purchase 175
Depletion of Natural Resources 175
Percentage Depletion 176
Conclusion 177
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 178
Key Terms 178
Questions and Problems for Discussion 178
Application Problems 179
Issue Recognition Problems 184
Research Problems 185
Tax Planning Cases 186
Appendix 7-A Midquarter Convention
Tables 188
Chapter 8
Property Dispositions 191
Computation of Gain or Loss Recognized 191
Sales and Exchanges 193
Seller-Financed Sales 195
Disallowed Losses on Related Party Sales 198
Tax Character of Gains and Losses 199
Capital Asset Defined 200
Capital Loss Limitation 200
Taxation of Capital Gains 202
Capital Asset Definition Revisited 203
Dispositions of Noncapital Assets 203
Inventory 204
Business Accounts Receivable and Supplies 204
Section 1231 Assets 205
Depreciation Recapture 207
Comprehensive Example 210
Other Property Dispositions 211
Abandonment and Worthlessness 212
Foreclosures 213
Casualties and Thefts 213
Conclusion 214
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 214
Key Terms 214
Questions and Problems for Discussion 214
Application Problems 215
Issue Recognition Problems 224
Research Problems 225
Tax Planning Cases 225
Chapter 9
Nontaxable Exchanges 227
Tax Neutrality for Asset Exchanges 227
A Generic Nontaxable Exchange 228
Exchanges of Qualifying Property 228
The Substituted Basis Rule 229
The Effect of Boot 230
Book/Tax Difference from Nontaxable Exchange 231
Summary 232
Like-Kind Exchanges 232
Exchanges of Mortgaged Properties 235
Involuntary Conversions 236
Formations of Business Entities 237
Corporate Formations 238
Partnership Formations 240
Wash Sales 240
Conclusion 241
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 241
Key Terms 241
Questions and Problems for Discussion 241
Application Problems 242
Issue Recognition Problems 248
Research Problems 250
Tax Planning Cases 250
Comprehensive Problems for Part Three 251
PART FOUR
THE TAXATION OF BUSINESS INCOME
Chapter 10
Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, LLCs,
and S Corporations 255
Sole Proprietorships 256
Overview of Schedule C 256
Employment Taxes 260
Self-Employment Tax 262
Partnerships 263
Forming a Partnership 263
Partnership Reporting Requirements 265
Tax Consequences to Partners 268
Adjusting the Basis of a Partnership Interest 271
Limited Liability Companies 274
Subchapter S Corporations 275
Eligible Corporations 277
Tax Consequences to Shareholders 279
Adjusting the Basis ofS Corporation Stock 281
Conclusion 282
Key Terms 282
Questions and Problems for Discussion 283
Application Problems 284
Issue Recognition Problems 288
Research Problems 290
Tax Planning Cases 290
Chapter 11
The Corporate Taxpayer 293
Legal Characteristics of Corporations 294
Affiliated Groups 294
Nonprofit Corporations 296
Computing Corporate Taxable Income 296
The Dividends-Received Deduction 298
Reconciling Book Income and Taxable Income 299
Computing the Regular Corporate Tax 300
Personal Service Corporations 301
Reduced Tax Burden on Domestic
Manufacturers 302
Tax Credits 303
Rehabilitation Credit 304
Alternative Minimum Tax 305
Alternative Minimum Taxable Income 306
Calculating AMT 308
Minimum Tax Credit 309
Payment and Filing Requirements 310
Distributions of Profits to Investors 311
Alternatives to Double Taxation 312
Incidence of the Corporate Tax 313
Conclusion 314
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 314
Key Terms 314
Questions and Problems for Discussion 314
Application Problems 315
Issue Recognition Problems 320
Research Problems 321
Tax Planning Problems 322
CPA Exam Simulation 323
Appendix 11-A Schedule M-3 for Reconciling
Book and Taxable Income 324
Chapter 12
The Choice of Business Entity 329
Tax Planning with Passthrough
Entities 330
Tax Benefit of Start-Up Losses 330
Avoiding a Double Tax on Business Income 331
Income Shifting among Family Members 332
Partnership or S Corporation? 335
Contrasting Characteristics 335
Two Planning Cases 33 7
Tax Planning with Closely Held
Corporations 338
Getting Cash out of the Corporation 338
Decline of the Corporate Tax Shelter 341
Penalty Taxes on Corporate Accumulations 342
Controlled Corporate Groups 344
Conclusion 345
Key Terms 345
Questions and Problems for Discussion 345
Application Problems 347
Issue Recognition Problems 350
Research Problems 351
Tax Planning Cases 352
CPA Exam Simulation 353
Chapter 13
Jurisdictional Issues in Business
Taxation 355
State and Local Taxation 356
Constitutional Restrictions on State Jurisdiction 356
Apportionment of Business Income 358
Tax Planning Implications 360
Tax Consequences of International Business
Operations 361
Income Tax Treaties 362
U.S. Jurisdiction to Tax Global Income 362
Foreign Tax Credit 363
Limitation on the Annual Credit 364
Organizational Forms for Overseas
Operations 366
Branch Offices and Foreign Partnerships 366
Domestic Subsidiaries 367
Foreign Subsidiaries 367
Deferral of U.S. Tax on Foreign Source
Income 369
Controlled Foreign Corporations 371
Transfer Pricing and Section 482 374
Conclusion 375
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 375
Key Terms 375
Questions and Problems for Discussion 376
Application Problems 377
Issue Recognition Problems 382
Research Problems 383
Tax Planning Cases 384
Comprehensive Problems for Part Four 385
PART FIVE
THE INDIVIDUAL TAXPAYER
Chapter 14
The Individual Tax Formula 389
Filing Status for Individuals 390
Married Individuals and Surviving
Spouses 390
Unmarried Individuals 391
Overview of the Taxable Income
Computation 391
The Four-Step Procedure 391
Step 1: Calculate Total Income 392
Step 2: Calculate Adjusted Gross Income 392
Step 3: Subtract Standard Deduction or Itemized
Deductions 392
Step 4: Subtract Exemption Amount 397
The Taxable Income Formula 400
Computing Individual Tax 401
The Marriage Penalty Dilemma 403
The Elusive Marginal Tax Rate 404
Individual Tax Credits 405
Child Credit 405
Dependent Care Credit 406
Earned Income Credit 406
Excess Payroll Tax Withholding 407
Alternative Minimum Tax 408
The AMI Trap 410
Payment and Filing Requirements 411
Conclusion 413
Key Terms 413
Questions and Problems for Discussion 413
Application Problems 414
Issue Recognition Problems 419
Research Problems 420
Tax Planning Cases 421
Appendix 14-A Itemized Deduction
Worksheet 422
Appendix 14—B Exemption Amount
Worksheet 423
Chapter 15
Compensation and Retirement
Planning 425
The Compensation Transaction 426
Employee or Independent Contractor? 426
Tax Consequences of Worker Classification 426
Worker Classification Controversy 427
Wage and Salary Payments 429
Reasonable Compensation 430
Foreign Earned Income Exclusion 432
Employee Fringe Benefits 433
Fringe Benefits and Self-Employed Individuals 434
Compensation Planning with Fringe Benefits 435
Employee Stock Options 437
Book/Tax Difference 438
Incentive Stock Options 438
Employment-Related Expenses 440
Moving Expenses 441
Retirement Planning 441
Tax Advantages of Qualified Retirement Plans 442
Premature Withdrawals 443
Types of Qualified Plans 443
Employer-Provided Plans 444
Keogh Plans for Self-Employed Individuals 447
Individual Retirement Accounts 448
Conclusion 453
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 453
Key Terms 453
Questions and Problems for Discussion 453
Application Problems 454
Issue Recognition Problems 460
Research Problems 462
Tax Planning Cases 462
Chapter 16
Investment and Personal Financial
Planning 465
Business versus Investment Activities 466
Investments in Financial Assets 466
Dividend and Interest Income 466
Tax-Exempt Interest 468
Deferred Interest Income 4 70
Life Insurance Policies and Annuity Contracts 471
Gains and Losses from Security Transactions 473
Computing Gains and Losses 473
Tax Consequences of Capital Gains and Losses 476
Netting Capital Gains and Losses 476
Preferential Rates on Long-Term Capital Gains 478
Policy Reasons for a Preferential Rate 480
Capital Loss Limitation 480
Investments in Small Corporate Businesses 481
Qualified Small Business Stock 481
Section 1244 Stock 482
Investment Expenses 483
Investment Interest Expense 483
Investments in Real Property 484
Undeveloped Land 484
Rental Real Estate 485
Investments in Passive Activities 487
Passive Activity Loss Limitation 487
Planning with Passive Activity Losses 489
Wealth Transfer Planning 490
The Transfer Tax System 490
Structure of the Gift and Estate Taxes 490
Annual Gift Tax Exclusion 491
Lifetime Gift Tax Exclusion 492
Income Tax Consequences of Gifted Property 492
The Taxable Estate 494
Conclusion 496
Key Terms 496
Questions and Problems for Discussion 497
Application Problems 498
Issue Recognition Problems 503
Research Problems 504
Tax Planning Cases 505
Appendix 16-A Comprehensive Schedule D
Problem 507
Appendix 16-B Federal Transfer Tax Rates
(2007) 510
Chapter 17
Tax Consequences of Personal
Activities 511
Gross Income from Whatever Source Derived 511
Personal Receipts 512
Legal Settlements 513
Government Transfer Payments 514
Gains on Sales of Personal Assets 515
Personal Expenses 516
Medical Expenses 517
Local, State, and Foreign Tax Payments 517
Charitable Contributions 518
Tax Subsidies for Education 519
Personal Losses 520
Losses on Sales of Personal Assets 520
Casualty and Theft Losses 521
Hobby and Gambling Losses 522
Tax Consequences of Home Ownership 523
Home Mortgage Interest Deduction 524
Vacation Homes 525
Exclusion of Gain on Sale of Principal Residence 525
Itemized Deductions as AMT Adjustments 526
Conclusion 528
Key Terms 528
Questions and Problems for Discussion 528
Application Problems 529
Issue Recognition Problems 535
Research Problems 536
Tax Planning Cases 537
Comprehensive Problems for Part Five 538
CPA Exam Simulations 539
Appendix 17-A Social Security Worksheet 542
PART SIX
THE TAX COMPLIANCE PROCESS
Chapter 18
The Tax Compliance Process 545
Filing and Payment Requirements 545
Late-Filing and Late-Payment Penalty 546
Return Processing 547
The Audit Process 548
Your Rights as a Taxpayer 550
Noncompliance Penalties 550
Tax Return Preparer Penalties 552
Contesting the Result of an Audit 553
Litigation 553
A Case History: Lori Williams v. United States 555
Making the Legal System More Taxpayer Friendly 556
IRS Collection Procedures 557
The Innocent Spouse Rule 557
Conclusion 558
Key Terms 558
Questions and Problems for Discussion 558
Application Problems 560
Issue Recognition Problems 562
Research Problems 563
Tax Planning Problems 563
Glossary 564
Appendix A Present Value of $1 577
Appendix B Present Value of
Annuity of $1 578
Index 579
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A Note from the Authors xiv
Introduction to Students xxiv
PART ONE
EXPLORING THE TAX
ENVIRONMENT
Chapter 1
Types of Taxes and the Jurisdictions
That Use Them 3
Some Basic Terminology 4
The Relationship between Base, Rate, and Revenue 5
Transaction or Activity-Based Taxes 6
Earmarked Taxes 6
The Pervasive Nature of Taxation 6
Local Taxes 7
State Taxes 8
Federal Taxes 10
Taxes Imposed by Foreign Jurisdictions 12
Jurisdictional Competition 12
Dynamic Nature of Taxation 13
Tax Base Changes 13
Taxes and the Political Process 14
Sources of Federal Tax Law 14
Statutory Authority 15
Administrative Authority 15
Judicial Authority 16
Conclusion 16
Key Terms 16
Questions and Problems for Discussion 17
Application Problems 18
Issue Recognition Problems 19
Research Problems 20
Tax Planning Cases 20
Chapter 2
Tax Policy Issues: Standards for a
Good Tax 21
Standards for a Good Tax 22
Taxes Should Be Sufficient 22
The National Debt 23
How to Increase Tax Revenues 23
Static versus Dynamic Forecasting 24
Behavioral Responses to Rate Changes 25
Taxes Should Be Convenient 28
Taxes Should Be Efficient 28
The Classical Standard of Efficiency 29
Taxes as an Instrument of Fiscal Policy 29
Taxes and Behavior Modification 30
Taxes Should Be Fair 32
Ability to Pay 32
Horizontal Equity 32
Vertical Equity 33
Distributive Justice 36
The Perception of Inequity 37
Conclusion 38
Key Terms 39
Questions and Problems for Discussion 39
Application Problems 40
Issue Recognition Problems 42
Research Problems 43
Tax Planning Case 43
PART TWO
FUNDAMENTALS OF TAX PLANNING
Chapter 3
Taxes as Transaction Costs 47
The Role of Net Present Value in
Decision Making 48
Quantifying Cash Flows 48
The Concept of Present Value 48
The Issue of Risk 50
A Net Present Value Example 51
Taxes and Cash Flows 51
The Significance of Marginal Tax Rate 52
Net Present Value Example Revisited 53
The Uncertainty of Tax Consequences 55
Structuring Transactions to Reduce Taxes 57
An Important Caveat 58
Transactional Markets 58
Conclusion 62
Key Terms 63
Questions and Problems for Discussion 63
Application Problems 63
Issue Recognition Problems 67
Tax Planning Cases 68
Chapter 4
Maxims of Income Tax Planning 69
Tax Avoidance—Not Evasion 70
What Makes Income Tax Planning
Possible? 70
The Entity Variable 71
Income Shifting 72
Deduction Shifting 72
Constraints on Income Shifting 73
The Time Period Variable 73
Income Deferral and Opportunity Costs 75
Income Deferral and Rate Changes 76
The Jurisdiction Variable 77
The Character Variable 77
Determining the Value of Preferential Rates 78
Constraints on Conversion 79
Implicit Taxes 79
Developing Tax Planning Strategies 80
Additional Strategic Considerations 81
Tax Legal Doctrines 83
Conclusion 84
Key Terms 84
Questions and Problems for Discussion 85
Application Problems 86
Issue Recognition Problems 89
Research Problems 90
Tax Planning Cases 90
Chapter 5
Tax Research 93
Developing Tax Research Skills 93
The Tax Research Process 94
Step 1: Get the Facts 95
Step 2: Identify the Issues 96
Step 3: Locate Authority 97
Primary Authorities 97
Secondary A uthorities 99
Strategies for Locating Relevant Authority 100
Step 4: Analyze Authority 102
Step 5: Repeat Steps 1 through 4 105
Step 6: Communicate Your Conclusions 106
Conclusion 108
Key Terms 108
Questions and Problems for Discussion 108
Application Problems 109
Issue Recognition Problems 111
Research Problems 111
Tax Planning Cases 112
PART THREE
THE MEASUREMENT OF TAXABLE
INCOME
Chapter 6
Taxable Income from Business
Operations 115
Business Profit as Taxable Income 116
The Taxable Year 116
Changing a Taxable Year 117
Annualizing Income on a Short-Period Return 117
Methods of Accounting 119
Tax Policy Objectives 120
The Cash Method 122
Constructive Receipt 123
Prepaid Expenses and Interest 124
Merchandise Inventories 125
Limitations on Use of the Cash Method
by Corporations 125
The Accrual Method 126
Contrasting Perspectives on Income Measurement 127
Permanent versus Temporary Differences 127
Tax Expense versus Tax Payable 129
Temporary Book/Tax Accounting Differences 130
Net Operating Losses 134
The Problem of Excess Deductions 134
Solution: The NOL Deduction 135
Valuing an NOL Deduction 136
Giving Up an NOL Carryback 137
Accounting for NOLs 138
Conclusion 138
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 139
Key Terms 139
Questions and Problems for Discussion 139
Application Problems 140
Issue Recognition Problems 146
Research Problems 148
Tax Planning Cases 148
Chapter 7
Property Acquisitions and Cost Recovery
Deductions 151
Deductible Expense or Capitalized Cost? 152
Repairs and Cleanup Costs 153
Deductions of Capital Expenditures as Subsidies 154
The Critical Role of Tax Basis 155
Basis, Cost Recovery, and Cash Flow 156
Cost Basis 157
Introduction to Cost Recovery Methods 158
Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold 158
The Unicap Rules 159
Computing Cost of Goods Sold 160
Depreciation of Tangible Business Assets 160
Book and Tax Concepts of Depreciation 160
The MACRS Framework 161
Limited Depreciation for Passenger Automobiles 167
Section 179 Expensing Election 168
Purchase versus Leasing Decision 169
Amortization of Intangible Assets 170
Organizational and Start- Up Costs 171
Leasehold Costs and Improvements 172
Purchased Intangibles 173
Comprehensive Example of a Lump-Sum Purchase 175
Depletion of Natural Resources 175
Percentage Depletion 176
Conclusion 177
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 178
Key Terms 178
Questions and Problems for Discussion 178
Application Problems 179
Issue Recognition Problems 184
Research Problems 185
Tax Planning Cases 186
Appendix 7-A Midquarter Convention
Tables 188
Chapter 8
Property Dispositions 191
Computation of Gain or Loss Recognized 191
Sales and Exchanges 193
Seller-Financed Sales 195
Disallowed Losses on Related Party Sales 198
Tax Character of Gains and Losses 199
Capital Asset Defined 200
Capital Loss Limitation 200
Taxation of Capital Gains 202
Capital Asset Definition Revisited 203
Dispositions of Noncapital Assets 203
Inventory 204
Business Accounts Receivable and Supplies 204
Section 1231 Assets 205
Depreciation Recapture 207
Comprehensive Example 210
Other Property Dispositions 211
Abandonment and Worthlessness 212
Foreclosures 213
Casualties and Thefts 213
Conclusion 214
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 214
Key Terms 214
Questions and Problems for Discussion 214
Application Problems 215
Issue Recognition Problems 224
Research Problems 225
Tax Planning Cases 225
Chapter 9
Nontaxable Exchanges 227
Tax Neutrality for Asset Exchanges 227
A Generic Nontaxable Exchange 228
Exchanges of Qualifying Property 228
The Substituted Basis Rule 229
The Effect of Boot 230
Book/Tax Difference from Nontaxable Exchange 231
Summary 232
Like-Kind Exchanges 232
Exchanges of Mortgaged Properties 235
Involuntary Conversions 236
Formations of Business Entities 237
Corporate Formations 238
Partnership Formations 240
Wash Sales 240
Conclusion 241
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 241
Key Terms 241
Questions and Problems for Discussion 241
Application Problems 242
Issue Recognition Problems 248
Research Problems 250
Tax Planning Cases 250
Comprehensive Problems for Part Three 251
PART FOUR
THE TAXATION OF BUSINESS INCOME
Chapter 10
Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, LLCs,
and S Corporations 255
Sole Proprietorships 256
Overview of Schedule C 256
Employment Taxes 260
Self-Employment Tax 262
Partnerships 263
Forming a Partnership 263
Partnership Reporting Requirements 265
Tax Consequences to Partners 268
Adjusting the Basis of a Partnership Interest 271
Limited Liability Companies 274
Subchapter S Corporations 275
Eligible Corporations 277
Tax Consequences to Shareholders 279
Adjusting the Basis ofS Corporation Stock 281
Conclusion 282
Key Terms 282
Questions and Problems for Discussion 283
Application Problems 284
Issue Recognition Problems 288
Research Problems 290
Tax Planning Cases 290
Chapter 11
The Corporate Taxpayer 293
Legal Characteristics of Corporations 294
Affiliated Groups 294
Nonprofit Corporations 296
Computing Corporate Taxable Income 296
The Dividends-Received Deduction 298
Reconciling Book Income and Taxable Income 299
Computing the Regular Corporate Tax 300
Personal Service Corporations 301
Reduced Tax Burden on Domestic
Manufacturers 302
Tax Credits 303
Rehabilitation Credit 304
Alternative Minimum Tax 305
Alternative Minimum Taxable Income 306
Calculating AMT 308
Minimum Tax Credit 309
Payment and Filing Requirements 310
Distributions of Profits to Investors 311
Alternatives to Double Taxation 312
Incidence of the Corporate Tax 313
Conclusion 314
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 314
Key Terms 314
Questions and Problems for Discussion 314
Application Problems 315
Issue Recognition Problems 320
Research Problems 321
Tax Planning Problems 322
CPA Exam Simulation 323
Appendix 11-A Schedule M-3 for Reconciling
Book and Taxable Income 324
Chapter 12
The Choice of Business Entity 329
Tax Planning with Passthrough
Entities 330
Tax Benefit of Start-Up Losses 330
Avoiding a Double Tax on Business Income 331
Income Shifting among Family Members 332
Partnership or S Corporation? 335
Contrasting Characteristics 335
Two Planning Cases 33 7
Tax Planning with Closely Held
Corporations 338
Getting Cash out of the Corporation 338
Decline of the Corporate Tax Shelter 341
Penalty Taxes on Corporate Accumulations 342
Controlled Corporate Groups 344
Conclusion 345
Key Terms 345
Questions and Problems for Discussion 345
Application Problems 347
Issue Recognition Problems 350
Research Problems 351
Tax Planning Cases 352
CPA Exam Simulation 353
Chapter 13
Jurisdictional Issues in Business
Taxation 355
State and Local Taxation 356
Constitutional Restrictions on State Jurisdiction 356
Apportionment of Business Income 358
Tax Planning Implications 360
Tax Consequences of International Business
Operations 361
Income Tax Treaties 362
U.S. Jurisdiction to Tax Global Income 362
Foreign Tax Credit 363
Limitation on the Annual Credit 364
Organizational Forms for Overseas
Operations 366
Branch Offices and Foreign Partnerships 366
Domestic Subsidiaries 367
Foreign Subsidiaries 367
Deferral of U.S. Tax on Foreign Source
Income 369
Controlled Foreign Corporations 371
Transfer Pricing and Section 482 374
Conclusion 375
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 375
Key Terms 375
Questions and Problems for Discussion 376
Application Problems 377
Issue Recognition Problems 382
Research Problems 383
Tax Planning Cases 384
Comprehensive Problems for Part Four 385
PART FIVE
THE INDIVIDUAL TAXPAYER
Chapter 14
The Individual Tax Formula 389
Filing Status for Individuals 390
Married Individuals and Surviving
Spouses 390
Unmarried Individuals 391
Overview of the Taxable Income
Computation 391
The Four-Step Procedure 391
Step 1: Calculate Total Income 392
Step 2: Calculate Adjusted Gross Income 392
Step 3: Subtract Standard Deduction or Itemized
Deductions 392
Step 4: Subtract Exemption Amount 397
The Taxable Income Formula 400
Computing Individual Tax 401
The Marriage Penalty Dilemma 403
The Elusive Marginal Tax Rate 404
Individual Tax Credits 405
Child Credit 405
Dependent Care Credit 406
Earned Income Credit 406
Excess Payroll Tax Withholding 407
Alternative Minimum Tax 408
The AMI Trap 410
Payment and Filing Requirements 411
Conclusion 413
Key Terms 413
Questions and Problems for Discussion 413
Application Problems 414
Issue Recognition Problems 419
Research Problems 420
Tax Planning Cases 421
Appendix 14-A Itemized Deduction
Worksheet 422
Appendix 14—B Exemption Amount
Worksheet 423
Chapter 15
Compensation and Retirement
Planning 425
The Compensation Transaction 426
Employee or Independent Contractor? 426
Tax Consequences of Worker Classification 426
Worker Classification Controversy 427
Wage and Salary Payments 429
Reasonable Compensation 430
Foreign Earned Income Exclusion 432
Employee Fringe Benefits 433
Fringe Benefits and Self-Employed Individuals 434
Compensation Planning with Fringe Benefits 435
Employee Stock Options 437
Book/Tax Difference 438
Incentive Stock Options 438
Employment-Related Expenses 440
Moving Expenses 441
Retirement Planning 441
Tax Advantages of Qualified Retirement Plans 442
Premature Withdrawals 443
Types of Qualified Plans 443
Employer-Provided Plans 444
Keogh Plans for Self-Employed Individuals 447
Individual Retirement Accounts 448
Conclusion 453
Sources of Book/Tax Differences 453
Key Terms 453
Questions and Problems for Discussion 453
Application Problems 454
Issue Recognition Problems 460
Research Problems 462
Tax Planning Cases 462
Chapter 16
Investment and Personal Financial
Planning 465
Business versus Investment Activities 466
Investments in Financial Assets 466
Dividend and Interest Income 466
Tax-Exempt Interest 468
Deferred Interest Income 4 70
Life Insurance Policies and Annuity Contracts 471
Gains and Losses from Security Transactions 473
Computing Gains and Losses 473
Tax Consequences of Capital Gains and Losses 476
Netting Capital Gains and Losses 476
Preferential Rates on Long-Term Capital Gains 478
Policy Reasons for a Preferential Rate 480
Capital Loss Limitation 480
Investments in Small Corporate Businesses 481
Qualified Small Business Stock 481
Section 1244 Stock 482
Investment Expenses 483
Investment Interest Expense 483
Investments in Real Property 484
Undeveloped Land 484
Rental Real Estate 485
Investments in Passive Activities 487
Passive Activity Loss Limitation 487
Planning with Passive Activity Losses 489
Wealth Transfer Planning 490
The Transfer Tax System 490
Structure of the Gift and Estate Taxes 490
Annual Gift Tax Exclusion 491
Lifetime Gift Tax Exclusion 492
Income Tax Consequences of Gifted Property 492
The Taxable Estate 494
Conclusion 496
Key Terms 496
Questions and Problems for Discussion 497
Application Problems 498
Issue Recognition Problems 503
Research Problems 504
Tax Planning Cases 505
Appendix 16-A Comprehensive Schedule D
Problem 507
Appendix 16-B Federal Transfer Tax Rates
(2007) 510
Chapter 17
Tax Consequences of Personal
Activities 511
Gross Income from Whatever Source Derived 511
Personal Receipts 512
Legal Settlements 513
Government Transfer Payments 514
Gains on Sales of Personal Assets 515
Personal Expenses 516
Medical Expenses 517
Local, State, and Foreign Tax Payments 517
Charitable Contributions 518
Tax Subsidies for Education 519
Personal Losses 520
Losses on Sales of Personal Assets 520
Casualty and Theft Losses 521
Hobby and Gambling Losses 522
Tax Consequences of Home Ownership 523
Home Mortgage Interest Deduction 524
Vacation Homes 525
Exclusion of Gain on Sale of Principal Residence 525
Itemized Deductions as AMT Adjustments 526
Conclusion 528
Key Terms 528
Questions and Problems for Discussion 528
Application Problems 529
Issue Recognition Problems 535
Research Problems 536
Tax Planning Cases 537
Comprehensive Problems for Part Five 538
CPA Exam Simulations 539
Appendix 17-A Social Security Worksheet 542
PART SIX
THE TAX COMPLIANCE PROCESS
Chapter 18
The Tax Compliance Process 545
Filing and Payment Requirements 545
Late-Filing and Late-Payment Penalty 546
Return Processing 547
The Audit Process 548
Your Rights as a Taxpayer 550
Noncompliance Penalties 550
Tax Return Preparer Penalties 552
Contesting the Result of an Audit 553
Litigation 553
A Case History: Lori Williams v. United States 555
Making the Legal System More Taxpayer Friendly 556
IRS Collection Procedures 557
The Innocent Spouse Rule 557
Conclusion 558
Key Terms 558
Questions and Problems for Discussion 558
Application Problems 560
Issue Recognition Problems 562
Research Problems 563
Tax Planning Problems 563
Glossary 564
Appendix A Present Value of $1 577
Appendix B Present Value of
Annuity of $1 578
Index 579 |
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