Answer: B. $65,000
Explanation:
The options to the question are:
A. $15,000
B. $65,000
C. $150,000
D. $200,000
It should be noted that the corporate liquidations of property are typically treated as either an exchange or a sale and the profit or the loss made will be recognized by the corporation usually based on the liquidating sale of the assets of the corporation.
In certain cases whereby the distributee that is, the individual who is entitled to partake in the share of an estate distribution is a corporation that is in charge of the distributing corporation, this may lead to the distribution not to be taxable.
Due to this, Alvo has a basis of $65,000. The reason is that the land was not sold and therefore Alvo did not get $200,000.
Answer:
so childhood, is when your learning everything, up to the point where your're an adult, so basically, you're learning, to eat, walk, speak, and basically the important stuff, and an adult is always busy, no matter what, they are always busy, in some way, and don't have much time to make friends like kids do
The correct answer is: Weight
May the Talos guide you
Answer: $28940
Explanation:
Their QBI deduction for the year goes thus:
Jason's QBI amount will be:
= $173000 × 20%
= $173000 × 0.2
= $34600
Paula's QBI amount will be:
= $28,300× 20%
= ($5660)
Therefore, their combined qualified business income will be:
= $34600 - $5660
= $28940
The overall limitation which is based on th modified taxable income will be:
= $247000 × 20%
= $49400
Since $28940 is lesser than $49400, their QBI deduction for the year is $28940
