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77julia77 [94]
3 years ago
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This year, Linda Moore earned a $112,000 salary and $2,200 interest income from a jumbo Certificate of Deposit.She recognized a

$15,300 capital loss on the sale of undeveloped land. Assume the taxable year is 2016.Compute Linda's AGI and any capital loss carryforward into future years in each of the following cases:a. She also recognized a $10,500 capital gain from the sale of corporate stock.b. She also received a $16,000 capital gain distribution from a mutual fund.c. She had no other capital transactions this year, but has a $17,000 capital loss carryforward from a previous year.
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olya-2409 [2.1K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

a) salary $112,000

Interest income $2,200

Capital gain on stock -

gross income $114,200

capital gains and losses

capital gain 10,500

capital loss 15,300

Net capital loss = 4800

net loss offset on Gross income = 3000

Net Gross income $111,200

capital loss that is carried forward = $1800

b) salary $112,000

Interest income $2,200

Capital gain on stock -

gross income $114,200

CAPITAL LOSSES/GAINS

capital gain 16000

capital loss 15300

Net Capital gain = 700  

ADD taxable capital gains on Gross income

c) salary $112,000

Interest income $2,200

gross income $114,200

capital losses/ gains

capital loss 15300

capital loss 17000

Total Capital LOSS = $ 32300

Set off against income = (3000)

Losses carried forward =$29300

Explanation:

Capital losses can be offset on normal Gross income but only up to $3000 per year

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Credit Cash $295,000

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Credit Raw materials $280,000

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Credit Work in Process $960,000

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Credit Sales Revenue $2,150,000

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Credit Finished Goods $990,000

To record the cost of goods sold.

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Account Titles              Debit        Credit  

Beginning Balance   $49,000

Cash                         295,000

Work in process                        $280,000

Ending balance                              64,000

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Account Titles              Debit        Credit  

Beginning Balance    $40,000

Raw materials           280,000

Salaries and wages  325,000

Overhead                 326,000

Finished Goods inventory        $960,000

Ending balance                               11,000

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Account Titles              Debit        Credit  

Beginning Balance $79,000

Work in Process     960,000

Cost of goods sold                  $990,000

Ending balance                            49,000

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Account Titles               Debit        Credit

Finished Goods         $990,000

Underapplied overhead 92,150

Income Summary                       $1,082,150

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Account Titles              Debit        Credit  

Utilities expense      $74,100

Salaries and wages 109,000

Maintenance exp.     73,000

Depreciation exp.     72,800

Rent expense          89,250

Work in Process                     $326,000

Underapplied overhead             92,150

Totals                     $418,150    $418,150

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Account Titles              Debit        Credit  

Raw materials        $295,000

Accounts receivable

Account Titles              Debit        Credit

Sales Revenue         $2,150,000

Sales Revenue

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Accounts receivable                $2,150,000

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Account Titles              Debit        Credit  

Utilities expense          $3,900

Salaries and wages  205,000

Advertising expense 155,000

Depreciation exp.        18,200

Rent expense              15,750

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Direct labor               325,000

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Debit Cost of Goods Sold $92,150

Credit Manufacturing overhead $92,150

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Underapplied overhead           92,150

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Cost of goods sold           1,052,150

Gross profit                    $1,097,850

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Utilities expense          $3,900

Salaries and wages  205,000

Advertising expense 155,000

Depreciation exp.        18,200

Rent expense              15,750

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Work in process $40,000

Finished Goods $79,000

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