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December 19, 2016 at 6:25 pm #1396511
jeff
KeymasterWelcome to the Q1 2017 CPA Exam Study Group for REG. 🙂
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February 2, 2017 at 2:28 pm #1452611
norseman88
Participant@dtatham10 it's a joke that you can answer 60 (after pre test MCQ removed) questions correct, 5 questions wrong and fail. Don't understand that one.
February 2, 2017 at 8:31 pm #1452863jack yassa
ParticipantIn Year 11, Gearty, whose filing status is not MFS, sold the following stocks:
Stock in B Corp that he purchased on July 11, Year 2 for $97,000
The stock was sold on may 12 for 15,000How much G/L is can Geraty claim?
Shouldn't it be 3000 loss max.
February 2, 2017 at 11:26 pm #1452948CPA788
Participant@RE2PECT – Nice, 2/27 here we come. Believe it or not I was stronger in SIMS on my first 69. The next 2 goes weren't quite that way haha. I'll keep checking in here for some motivation. Waiting for AUD score on 2/23 and if that's a pass, 2/27 could be my last test – and yours too. *prayer emoji*
BEC - 74, 77
FAR - 72, 71 (retake 7/29)
REG - 69
AUD - Q4 '16CA Candidate
February 3, 2017 at 8:49 am #1453067HoosierCPA
ParticipantSo in order to determine if an S Corp or Partnership are passive income or ordinary income does the problem need to specifically state “they are actively involved” or something to that extent? Or is there a default where if it's not mentioned in the problem you just assume its one way or the other?
FAR - 78
REG - 72,74,71...please just go away REG nobody likes you!
BEC - 82
AUD - Aug 16February 3, 2017 at 10:43 am #1453137JMG
ParticipantWell after much back and forth, I decided to make a go at BEC for the end of this window. God help me because I am up to my elbows in busy season right now, but I figure it's worth the gamble. Anyways this group was a big help to me on my exam so I just wanted to thank everyone for the support and good luck on your exams. I'll be moving over to the BEC group but will pop in here from time to time.
February 3, 2017 at 10:48 am #1453148HoosierCPA
Participant@jmg if you can swing it I think its a good call. Even if you aren't prepared 100%. Worst case you fail, are out a couple hundred bucks, and are more prepared for your retake!
Good luck with your BEC journey!!!
FAR - 78
REG - 72,74,71...please just go away REG nobody likes you!
BEC - 82
AUD - Aug 16February 3, 2017 at 12:12 pm #1453221jack yassa
Participant@dtatham10
Can you explain this to me plz!
In Year 11, Gearty, whose filing status is not MFS, sold the following stocks:Stock in B Corp that he purchased on July 11, Year 2 for $97,000
The stock was sold on may 12 for 15,000How much G/L is can Geraty claim?
Shouldn’t it be 3000 loss max?
February 3, 2017 at 12:22 pm #1453233RE2PECT
Participant@CPA788- Let's hope it turns out to be a good day for both of us! I took my first exam (FAR) on 2/29 last year so hopefully I can have this wrapped up within a year.
@JMG- It doesn't hurt to give it a shot. I can't even imagine what kind of sims they'll come up with smh. If you're strapped for time, just read the book and hit mcq's hard. The only videos that might be worth watching are for cost accounting and financial management. Don't bother studying for the WC. Just read through some examples so you're familiar with the structure. If you're a decent writer and have a good idea on the subject, you can bs you're way through it.
Today's my little man's 1st birthday. I plan on taking most of the weekend off and hitting it hard for the next 3 weeks. Hope everyone has a productive weekend.
FAR: 75 Roger & Ninja (notes/flashcards/audio/MCQ)
AUD: 73, 81
BEC: 71, retake 8/29
REG:February 3, 2017 at 1:32 pm #1453284HoosierCPA
Participant@re2pect enjoy your sons birthday! Just had one of those myself in November! 1 is a fun age, you always gotta be on your toes for the next item they are going to try to pull off the coffee table or climb up on something!
@jack, whats the answer and explanation to that problem?
FAR - 78
REG - 72,74,71...please just go away REG nobody likes you!
BEC - 82
AUD - Aug 16February 3, 2017 at 1:56 pm #1453289Anonymous
Inactive@jack yassa
What year did he sell the stock? And did he had any other capital gain? Is he actively involved?
Can you enter the full question!
February 3, 2017 at 2:32 pm #1453310HoosierCPA
Participant@alerito yeah I agree, there appears to be a lot of info missing!
FAR - 78
REG - 72,74,71...please just go away REG nobody likes you!
BEC - 82
AUD - Aug 16February 3, 2017 at 2:38 pm #1453316jack yassa
ParticipantThis is Becker TBS REG4-SIM1-3
In Year 11, Gearty, whose filing status is not MFS, sold the following stocks:1) Stock in A Corp that he purchased on July 14, Year 1 for $40,000.
2) Stock in B Corp that he purchased on July 11, Year 2 for $97,000.
3) Stock in C Corp that he purchased on December 10, Year 10 for $15,000.
4) Stock that Gearty inherited from his mother, who died on January 5, Year 11. Her basis was $10,000 and the fair market value at her death was $27,000. She had acquired the stock on January 3, Year 11. The alternative valuation date was not elected on her estate.
5) Stock that Gearty received as a gift in Year 5. The donor’s basis was $25,000 and the fair market value at the date of the gift was $20,000. The donor had owned the stock for several years.
In Column B, use the drop-down menu to indicate whether the gain or loss from the sale is short-term or long-term. In Column C, use the drop-down menu to indicate whether the sale results in a gain or a loss. In Column D, enter the amount of the gain or lossNow, on # 2) he sold it for 15,000 on may12
I guess i got it the loss is 82,000 and at the very end we can apply the max allowed capital loss which is 3000
Am i right?February 3, 2017 at 2:54 pm #1453325HoosierCPA
Participant@jack it looks like the sim is just asking you to calculate the gain/loss and determine whether its short term or long term. It's not asking for you to calculate how much gain/loss they can recognize in the current year. 82k would be the total recognized loss HOWEVER, due to capital loss limitations, only 3k of this can be offset against ordinary income in the current year with 79k being carried forward. You're just over thinking the problem “in Column C, use the drop-down menu to indicate whether the sale results in a gain or loss, in Column D, enter the amount of the gain or loss.”
FAR - 78
REG - 72,74,71...please just go away REG nobody likes you!
BEC - 82
AUD - Aug 16February 3, 2017 at 3:00 pm #1453328Anonymous
Inactive@jackyassa
Remember all capital gains short/long can be offset to capital losses. In this example they are asking you what's the loss for that stock individually, which is $82k, then you offset that loss with all the gains you have, and gives you a total loss for that year of $10k, which you will only be able to use $3k against your ordinary income. The extra $7k will roll forward for future years.
Let me know if this helps
February 3, 2017 at 3:02 pm #1453331HoosierCPA
Participant@alerito is right, I apologize, was just looking at it as each scenario being independent of each other. All gains/losses in that example are netted and your end result is a loss. Which is limited to $3k. Oops!
FAR - 78
REG - 72,74,71...please just go away REG nobody likes you!
BEC - 82
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