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Max Martin (SSN 111-11-1111) and Sandra Smith (SSN 987065-4321) are 60% and 40% respectively owners of Cotton, Inc. (EIN 12-3456789), a textile manufacturing company located at 1824 Church Street, Concord, NC 28025. The company was incorporated on January 1, 1998 and operated as a C corporation until January 1, 2008 when an S election was made. Below are the income statement, balance sheet, and retained earnings for financial statement purposes for the year ended December 31, 2014. Cotton, Inc. is an accrual basis taxpayer using December 31 as its taxable year. The company uses the FIFO method of accounting for inventory. Both Max and Sandra materially participate in the business and Max owns 600 shares and Sandra 400 shares.

Income Statement

Gross Sales                                                                                           $4,150,600

Cost of goods sold:

                       Beginning inventory                     $84,200

                       Direct labor                                      688,500

 Direct materials purchased         1,574,800

 Depreciation (MACRS $134,000) 112,000

  Ending inventory(98,400)(2,361,100)

Gross profit                                                                                            1,789,500

Expenses:

             Advertising expense                                      27,400

             Bad debt expense                                            18,900

             Charitable contributions                               30,800

             Depreciation expense (MACRS $18,400) 16,000

             Employee benefit programs                         26,200

             Interest expense                                              27,500

             Insurance premiums-property                   11,200

             Insurance premiums-officers' life                5,700

             Meals and entertainment                              16,400

             Other deductions 21,500

             Penalties and fines 3,200

             Pension plan expense 54,000

Rent 60,000

 Repairs 9,600

Salaries and wages-employees 384,800

 Salaries and wages-officers 508,000

Taxes-payroll   42,600

 Taxes-property 18,4001,282,200

Income before other income                                                              $507,300

Other income:

             Dividends from domestic corporations      3,800

             Interest income - corporation bonds          1,200

             Interest income - state & local bonds            800   5,800

Net income                                                                                               $513,100

Beginning retained earnings                                                                946,600

Shareholder distributions                                                                   (200,000)

Ending retained earnings                                                                    $1,259,700

Balance Sheet

                                                            December 31,2013                December 31, 2014

Cash                                                        $ 248,600                                      $284,400

Accounts receivable                              466,500                                       452,000

Inventories                                               84,200                                          98,400

Prepaid expenses                                   16,800                                           12,400

Machinery & Equipment                      1,764,400                                   2,612,800

Accumulated depreciation                  (680,800)                                    (808,800)

                                                                      1,899,700                                    2,651,200

Accounts payable 366,100 384,200

Notes payable, current 58,000 158,300

Notes payable, long-term 270,000 590,000

Common stock  50,000 50,000

Paid-in capital 209,000209,000

Retained earnings 946,6001,259,700

1,899,700 2,651,200

Other information

The balance in the Accumulated Adjustments Account (AAA) at January 1, 2014 was $728,600. The shareholder distributions were made prorate to the percentage of ownership. Addresses for the Schedule K-1's are:

Max: 304 Pinehurst Ave. Concord, NC 28025.   

Sandra: 500 Sandhills Dr. Concord, NC 28025

Salaries for the officers in 2015 were: Max $200,000; Sandra $308,000

Shareholder basis in Cotton, Inc. stock on January 1, 2014: Max $633,360;  Sandra $422,240

Required:

Prepare the 2014 S corporation tax return, Form 1120S and all necessary schedules, including the calculation of shareholders basis in corporation stock at December 31, 2014. If any information is missing, make reasonable assumptions.

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