REG Study Group October November 2013 - Page 169

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  • #481749
    Future_FLCPA
    Member

    @CPA Dilemma – Don't forget your strong areas as well! It's always best to strengthen your strong areas and continue to work on your weaker ones.

    B - 80 (Aug 2012)
    A - 89 (Jan 2013)
    F - 77 (May 2013)
    R - 83 (Nov 2013)

    #481764
    Future_FLCPA
    Member

    @CPA Dilemma – Don't forget your strong areas as well! It's always best to strengthen your strong areas and continue to work on your weaker ones.

    B - 80 (Aug 2012)
    A - 89 (Jan 2013)
    F - 77 (May 2013)
    R - 83 (Nov 2013)

    #481751
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Can someone please tell me when is US EE Savings bond interest excluded from taxation. Is only excluded if it is used to pay higher education expenses?

    #481766
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Can someone please tell me when is US EE Savings bond interest excluded from taxation. Is only excluded if it is used to pay higher education expenses?

    #481753
    Sam
    Participant

    I think both US EE Savings Bonds and State & Municipal Bond interest income are always excluded from income as they are tax free interest income. US HH and Treasuries are taxable.

    #481768
    Sam
    Participant

    I think both US EE Savings Bonds and State & Municipal Bond interest income are always excluded from income as they are tax free interest income. US HH and Treasuries are taxable.

    #481755
    Future_FLCPA
    Member

    Grey Corp. sells computers to the public. Grey sold and delivered a computer to West on credit. West executed and delivered to Grey a promissory note for the purchase price and a security agreement covering the computer. West purchased the computer for personal use. Grey did not file a financing statement.

    Is Grey's security interest perfected?

    A. Yes, because Grey retained ownership of the computer.

    B. Yes, because it was perfected at the time of attachment.

    C. No, because the computer was a consumer good.

    D. No, because Grey failed to file a financing statement.

    B - 80 (Aug 2012)
    A - 89 (Jan 2013)
    F - 77 (May 2013)
    R - 83 (Nov 2013)

    #481770
    Future_FLCPA
    Member

    Grey Corp. sells computers to the public. Grey sold and delivered a computer to West on credit. West executed and delivered to Grey a promissory note for the purchase price and a security agreement covering the computer. West purchased the computer for personal use. Grey did not file a financing statement.

    Is Grey's security interest perfected?

    A. Yes, because Grey retained ownership of the computer.

    B. Yes, because it was perfected at the time of attachment.

    C. No, because the computer was a consumer good.

    D. No, because Grey failed to file a financing statement.

    B - 80 (Aug 2012)
    A - 89 (Jan 2013)
    F - 77 (May 2013)
    R - 83 (Nov 2013)

    #481757
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    #481772
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    #481759
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @Future_FLCPA,

    i think it's B. Yes, because it was perfected at the time of attachment.

    IIRC consumer goods are always perfected at the time sold

    and personal use is always for consumer goods.

    #481774
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @Future_FLCPA,

    i think it's B. Yes, because it was perfected at the time of attachment.

    IIRC consumer goods are always perfected at the time sold

    and personal use is always for consumer goods.

    #481761
    Future_FLCPA
    Member

    @Derf – Correct!

    Filing is not necessary to perfect this security interest, because Grey has a purchase money security interest (PMSI) in the computer to be used for personal use (a consumer good). A PMSI arises when a creditor extends credit that is used to purchase the collateral, as a consumer good, which is the computer in this security agreement. A PMSI is perfected automatically at the time the interest attaches.

    B - 80 (Aug 2012)
    A - 89 (Jan 2013)
    F - 77 (May 2013)
    R - 83 (Nov 2013)

    #481775
    Future_FLCPA
    Member

    @Derf – Correct!

    Filing is not necessary to perfect this security interest, because Grey has a purchase money security interest (PMSI) in the computer to be used for personal use (a consumer good). A PMSI arises when a creditor extends credit that is used to purchase the collateral, as a consumer good, which is the computer in this security agreement. A PMSI is perfected automatically at the time the interest attaches.

    B - 80 (Aug 2012)
    A - 89 (Jan 2013)
    F - 77 (May 2013)
    R - 83 (Nov 2013)

    #481763
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    does anyone have formulas that they memorized to calculate basis for c corps, s corps, and partnerships?

    as well as nonliquidating distributions and liquidating distributions for c corps?

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