[Q1] FAR Study Group 2014 - Page 124

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  • #527293
    Anonymous
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    Does anyone know if the Adoption Credit is a refundable credit ?

    The NINJA notes say it is not, but my 2013 Becker book says that it is.

    #527262
    jeff
    Keymaster

    NINJA is correct.

    From https://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Adoption-Benefits-FAQs

    “The Adoption Credit was non-refundable for tax years 1997 through 2009 and was refundable for tax years 2010 and 2011. Carry forwards from tax years 2005 through 2009 were refundable for in tax year 2010. The Adoption Credit became non-refundable again for tax years beginning after December 31, 2011.”

    Jeff Elliott, CPA (KS) | Another71 | NINJA CPA | NINJA CMA | NINJA CPE

    #527295
    jeff
    Keymaster

    NINJA is correct.

    From https://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Adoption-Benefits-FAQs

    “The Adoption Credit was non-refundable for tax years 1997 through 2009 and was refundable for tax years 2010 and 2011. Carry forwards from tax years 2005 through 2009 were refundable for in tax year 2010. The Adoption Credit became non-refundable again for tax years beginning after December 31, 2011.”

    Jeff Elliott, CPA (KS) | Another71 | NINJA CPA | NINJA CMA | NINJA CPE

    #527264
    Zackrampage
    Member

    ^What chapter in audio is that?. Jeff help! I am suffering badly in stockholders equity calculation questions ahh 🙁

    FAR - 62 , End of aug 2015
    BEC - 67, 67
    AUD - TBD
    REG - TBD

    #527297
    Zackrampage
    Member

    ^What chapter in audio is that?. Jeff help! I am suffering badly in stockholders equity calculation questions ahh 🙁

    FAR - 62 , End of aug 2015
    BEC - 67, 67
    AUD - TBD
    REG - TBD

    #527266
    jeff
    Keymaster

    lol – oops…the message should have been posted in REG 🙂

    Jeff Elliott, CPA (KS) | Another71 | NINJA CPA | NINJA CMA | NINJA CPE

    #527299
    jeff
    Keymaster

    lol – oops…the message should have been posted in REG 🙂

    Jeff Elliott, CPA (KS) | Another71 | NINJA CPA | NINJA CMA | NINJA CPE

    #527268
    Zackrampage
    Member

    Simms Corporation reports under IFRS. Simms reports the cost and fairvalue of its securities at year end as:

    Held to Maturity 22,500 (cost) 25,000 (FV)

    Held for Trading 15,000 (cost) 13,000 (FV

    Simma elects the fair value thru Profit and loss method to account for its securities. The amount of gain or loss to be recognized in current earnings is:

    a. 2,500 gain

    b. 0

    c. 500 gain

    c. 2,000 loss

    Correct answer is C. I'm very confused as I thought held to maturities gain/loss is not recognized but to get 500 gain you have to use held to maturity?

    As a matter of fact it seems as though all of WTB is saying held to maturity gains or losses are recognized but I know 100% they are not!

    FAR - 62 , End of aug 2015
    BEC - 67, 67
    AUD - TBD
    REG - TBD

    #527301
    Zackrampage
    Member

    Simms Corporation reports under IFRS. Simms reports the cost and fairvalue of its securities at year end as:

    Held to Maturity 22,500 (cost) 25,000 (FV)

    Held for Trading 15,000 (cost) 13,000 (FV

    Simma elects the fair value thru Profit and loss method to account for its securities. The amount of gain or loss to be recognized in current earnings is:

    a. 2,500 gain

    b. 0

    c. 500 gain

    c. 2,000 loss

    Correct answer is C. I'm very confused as I thought held to maturities gain/loss is not recognized but to get 500 gain you have to use held to maturity?

    As a matter of fact it seems as though all of WTB is saying held to maturity gains or losses are recognized but I know 100% they are not!

    FAR - 62 , End of aug 2015
    BEC - 67, 67
    AUD - TBD
    REG - TBD

    #527270
    smsingla
    Member

    @Zack, but if you choose FVoption for reporting available-for-sale or held-to-maturity securities, the security is revalued to fair value and any gain or loss is recorded in earnings for the period. even for IFRS, its just that instead of fair value option, they call in Fair Value through profit or loss

    REG 81
    BEC 74,65,78
    FAR 79
    AUD 85 DONE!!!

    #527303
    smsingla
    Member

    @Zack, but if you choose FVoption for reporting available-for-sale or held-to-maturity securities, the security is revalued to fair value and any gain or loss is recorded in earnings for the period. even for IFRS, its just that instead of fair value option, they call in Fair Value through profit or loss

    REG 81
    BEC 74,65,78
    FAR 79
    AUD 85 DONE!!!

    #527272
    Zackrampage
    Member

    So basically if I see fv option thru profit and loss, then automatically should think even held to maturity gains or losses are recognized?

    FAR - 62 , End of aug 2015
    BEC - 67, 67
    AUD - TBD
    REG - TBD

    #527305
    Zackrampage
    Member

    So basically if I see fv option thru profit and loss, then automatically should think even held to maturity gains or losses are recognized?

    FAR - 62 , End of aug 2015
    BEC - 67, 67
    AUD - TBD
    REG - TBD

    #527274
    smsingla
    Member

    That's right because u r electing fair value option for even Held-to-maturity securities. which means u r going to record these securities at fair value and u hv to pick up any unrealized gain or loss due to change in fair value on Income statement

    REG 81
    BEC 74,65,78
    FAR 79
    AUD 85 DONE!!!

    #527307
    smsingla
    Member

    That's right because u r electing fair value option for even Held-to-maturity securities. which means u r going to record these securities at fair value and u hv to pick up any unrealized gain or loss due to change in fair value on Income statement

    REG 81
    BEC 74,65,78
    FAR 79
    AUD 85 DONE!!!

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