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A, B, C and D all individuals form Deli Corporation by transferring the following:

A: Cash $30,000 and equipment with value of $40,000 with a basis to A of $30,000. Individual A receives $70,000 worth of stock.

B:  Land with value of $60,000 with a basis to B of $50,000 and a mortgage of $30,000 to be assumed by  Deli Corporation.  B receives $30,000 worth of stock.

C:  Building with value of $50,000 with a basis to C of $45,000.  C receives $40,000 worth of stock plus $5,000 of cash and $5,000 of other property.

D:  Transfers personal services of $6,000 and receives $6,000 worth of stock.

 

1.      How much gain or loss is recognized by A?

a.      -0-

b.      $10,000 loss

c.       $10,000 gain

d.      $20,000 gain

 

2.      What basis will Deli Corporation have in the equipment?

a.      $10,000

b.      $20,000

c.       $30,000

d.      $40,000

 

3.      How much gain or loss is recognized by B?

a.      -0-

b.      $10,000 gain

c.       $20,000 gain

d.      $30,000 gain

 

4.      What basis will Deli Corporation have in the land?

a.      -0-

b.      $30,000

c.       $50,000

d.      $60,000

 

5.      How much gain or loss is recognized by C?

a.      -0-

b.      $5,000 loss

c.       $5,000 gain

d.      $10,000 gain

 

6.      What basis will C have in Deli Corporation stock?

a.      $30,000

b.      $40,000

c.       $47,000

d.      $50,000

 

7.      What basis will Deli Corporation have on the building?

a.      $30,000

b.      $45,000

c.       $47,000

d.      $50,000

 

8.      How much income, if any, must D recognize?

a.      -0-

b.      $600

c.       $6,000

d.      $6,600

 

9.      What basis will D have in Deli Corporation stock?

a.      -0-

b.      $600

c.       $6,000

d.      $6,600

 

10.  Deli Corporation began business operations on July 1, 2011 and has a calendar year end.  Organization costs of $12,200 were incurred.  What is the amount of organization expense that can be deducted on its December 31, 2011 tax return?

a.      -0-

b.      $5,000

c.       $5,200

d.      $5,240

 

11.  A, B and C form ABC Corporation by transferring the following:

                                    A: $40,000 of equipment, receives $40,000 of stock

                                    B: $38,000 of land, receives $38,000 of stock

                                    C: $22,000 of services, receives $22,000 of stock

 

 Does the above transfer qualify A and B for non-recognition of gain or loss under Code Sec. 351?

a.      Yes

b.      No

 

12.  Deli Corporation's earnings and profits for 2011, its first year of operations, were $60,000.   In December it distributed to its individual shareholder A land with a basis of $20,000 and fair market value of $50,000.  What is the amount of the distribution that will be taxed as a dividend to the shareholder?

a.      -0-

b.      $20,000

c.       $50,000

d.      $60,000

13.  Deli Corporation's accumulated earnings and profits at January 1, 2011 were a deficit of ($50,000) and its 2011 current earnings and profits are $60,000.  In December 2011 it distributed to its individual shareholder A cash of $75,000.  Prior to the distribution, A's basis in Deli Corporation was $10,000.  What capital gain results to A on the distribution?

a.      -0-

b.      $5,000

c.       $10,000

d.      $15,000

 

14.  Deli Corporation distributes property with a basis of $100,000 and a fair market value of $70,000 to its sole shareholder A.  What recognized loss does Deli Corporation have as a result of the distribution?

a.      -0-

b.      $30,000

c.       $70,000

d.      $100,000

 

15.  An example of an adjustment to a corporation's taxable income in calculating earnings and profits is:

a.      Tax exempt interest

b.      Excess capital losses

c.       Both a and b

d.      None of the above

 

16.  A owns 60 shares and B owns 40 shares of the voting stock of X Corporation.  A sells 24 shares back to the corporation.  What is the result to A?

a.      Not a taxable transaction.

b.      A has dividend income (to the extent of earnings and profits)

c.       A has sale or exchange treatment

d.      None of the above

 

17.  C Corporation converts to S status on January 1, 2011 and has an asset with basis of $40,000 and fair market value of $85,000 at conversion.  The asset is sold during 2011 for $95,000.  What is the recognized gain subject to the built-in gains tax?

a.      $55,000

b.      $45,000

c.       $10,000

d.      -0-

 

18.  Which of the following will not prevent a corporation from qualifying for the special tax rules under Subchapter S?

a.      Corporation has more than 100 shareholders.

b.      A nonresident alien owns shares in the corporations.

c.       Corporation has two classes of stock: common and preferred

d.      All of the shareholders are individuals and estates

 

19.  A corporation has income of $62,000 from operations and a long term capital loss of $5,000 and long term capital gain of $4,000.   What is the corporation's taxable income?

a.      $62,000

b.      $57,000

c.       $66,000

d.      $61,000

 

 

20.  C Corporation needs to raise capital and is uncertain whether to issue debt or equity.  Which of the following statement is true?

a.      Interest and dividends are deductible expenses.

b.      Interest is deductible, but dividends are not deductible unless there is enough E&P.

c.       The shareholders (corporate and non-corporate) are indifferent as to whether they receive interest or dividends.

d.      None of the above is true.

 

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