
Self-Study Problem 11.4
Self-Study Problem 11.5
See Form 1120 on page s S-69 to S-73. The calculation of tax for Aspen Cor-
poration is as follows: 15% $12,000 taxable income ¼ $1,800 total tax.
Net inco me per the books is equal to $17,200, $19,000 net income before
income tax expense $1,800 income tax expense.
Self-Study Problem 11.6
See Form 1120S and Sch edule K-1 on pages S-75 to S-80.
Self-Study Problem 11.7
Tammy’s realized gain is $125,000 þ $34,000 $75,000 ¼ $84,000.
Tammy’s recognized gain is $0.
Tammy’s basis in her stock is $75,000 $0 þ $0 $34,000 ¼ $41,000.
The corporation’s basis in the real estate is $75,000 þ $0 ¼ $75,000.
Self-Study Problem 11.8
15% $190,000 ¼ $28,500
Only $190,000 ($340,000 $150,000) is subject to the accumulated earn-
ings tax.
Self-Study Problem 11.9
Regular taxable income $ 70,000
Corporate tax preference items
55,000
Alternative minimum taxa ble income $125,000
Less: exemption
(40,000)
Alternative minimum tax base $ 85,000
Tax rate
20%
Gross alternative minimum tax $ 17,000
Less: regular tax
(12,500)
Alternative minimum tax liability
$ 4,500
104,000
154,100
41,000
9,100
4,700
4,700
4,000
8,700
145,400
4,000
S-66 Solutions to Self-Study Problems
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