
Self-Study Problem 10.6
1. Maxwell has a $5,000 realized loss ($75,000 $70,000), but
the loss is not recognized since he is a more than 50 percent
partner, 50 percent directly and 50 percent indirectly from his
daughter.
2. The daughter has a $15,000 gain ($40,000 $25,000). Since
she is a more than 50 percent partner (50 percent directly and
50 percent indirectly), and the car is not a capital asset to the
partnership, the gain is ordinary income.
Self-Study Problem 10.7
1. $45,000, his amount at risk in the activity.
2. Profit $31,000
Less: carryover of disallowed loss from the
prior year ($60,000 $45,000)
(15,000)
Taxable income for 2011
$16,000
Self-Study Problem 10.8
1. False An election must be made to be treated like a corpora-
tion for tax purposes.
2. False
3. True
4. True
5. True
Chapter 11 The Corporate Income Tax
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Self-Study Problem 11.1
$22,250 þ (39% [$275,000 $100,000]) ¼ $90,500
Self-Study Problem 11.2
$22,250 þ (39% [$110,000 $100,000]) ¼ $26,150
None of the capital losses may be used to offset current year ordinary
income. The capital losses may be carried back 3 years and forward
5 years to offset capital gains, if any, recognized during those years.
Self-Study Problem 11.3
The dividends received deduction is equal to the lesser of $56,000 ¼ 80%
$70,000; or $48,000 ¼ 80% $60,000 ($90,000 þ $70,000 $100,000).
Therefore, $48,000 is the amount of the deduction.
S-58 Solutions to Self-Study Problems
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