REG Study Group Q4 2014 - Page 209

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  • #632318
    MommyBear
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    CPAHopeful–D

    #632319
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Answer is A! Remember, they are asking for Kray in this question.

    #632320
    MommyBear
    Member

    OK. What is term when shareholders can take action because of management's misappropriation of assets?

    #632321
    Tax lady
    Participant

    Question 3:

    (SECU-0025)

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    See Reference…

    Roth and Dixon both claim a security interest in the same collateral. Roth’s security interest attached on January 1, and was perfected by filing on March 1. Dixon’s security interest attached on February 1, and was perfected on April 1, by taking possession of the collateral. Which of the following statements is correct?

    Roth’s security interest has priority because Roth perfected before Dixon perfected.

    Dixon’s security interest has priority because Dixon’s interest attached before Roth’s interest was perfected.

    Roth’s security interest has priority because Roth’s security interest attached before Dixon’s security interest attached.

    Dixon’s security interest has priority because Dixon is in possession of the collateral.

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    #632322
    MommyBear
    Member

    @cpahopeful–Was does that contemp…. word mean?

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    Anonymous
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    #632324
    Anonymous
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    In calculating the tax of a corporation for a short period, which of the following processes is correct?

    A.

    Divide current-year income by prior-year income, then multiply the result by prior-year tax.

    B.

    Compute tax on short-period income, then multiply the result by 12 divided by the number of months in the short period.

    C.

    Determine the average taxable income for the past 3 years, then multiply the result by the number of months in the short period divided by 12.

    D.

    Annualize income and calculate the tax on annualized income, then multiply the computed tax by the number of months in the short period divided by 12.

    #632325
    MommyBear
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    Taking a 5 minute break. husband just got home. Started a new job today and wants to tell me about it real quick.

    #632326
    Anonymous
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    Contemporaneous means new value. So this isn't an antecedent debt which would be disallowed in this question.

    #632327
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    3 – D

    #632328
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @CPAHopeful – D – Annualize it

    #632329
    Tax lady
    Participant

    @Bucky A. Do you want to see the explanation?

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    AUD 5/30/15 (80)
    BEC 11/28/15 (75)
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    #632330
    Anonymous
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    @Tax Lady – so even if he has possession, because someone perfected first, they have priority?

    #632331
    Anonymous
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    Yep, the answer was D.

    #632332
    Anonymous
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    Ok, I need a few minutes too – I have a level 5 meltdown going on over here… Sorry

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