REG Study Group Q4 2014 - Page 52

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  • #629934

    Just finishing R3 today; it was much more difficult than I imagined. Only giving myself 4 weeks to study REG, I really hope these business law chapters come easier to me. These AMT calculations for individuals and corps are ridiculous.

    FAR: 73, 77 (July 14)
    AUD: 94 (August 14)
    BEC: 83 (October 14)
    REG: NOV

    #629935
    Mary 2496
    Member

    The AMT are definitely ridiculous – worse than a pain in my side.

    #629936
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Mary, I hope you got some good news today?

    #629937
    Mary 2496
    Member

    Passed AUD with an 84 and failed my second REG retake with a 73 — AGAIN!!

    #629938
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I'm in the same boat, passed AUD but failed FAR. At least we got one of them out of the way.

    #629939
    leglock
    Participant

    @MICpaCandidate89:

    Incorporation is not taxable so long as 80% control is met at time of incorporation. YOU DO NOT INCLUDE SOMEONE WHO PROVIDED SERVICES AS PART OF THE CALCULATION FOR THE 80% CONTROL TEST.

    In this problem, if you do not include Quigley because he provided services, only 70% ownership is met by persons not contributing services.

    Therefore, not only will Quigley have to recognize ordinary income (Note, even if the 80% control test had been met, Quigley would have had to recognize ord income bc he provided services), but also Robert will recognize gain on the property because the 80% control test had not been met.

    #629940
    MICpaCandidate89
    Participant

    thank you very much!! I was scratching my head on that section for a while, this definitely clears up the fog! I'll look at it more when I get home tonight.

    #629941
    WANNABE_CPA
    Member

    I cant get this question, can someone explain it please:

    During 2014, HAS Corp. had the following income and expenses:

    Gross receipts $700,000

    Salaries 300,000

    Contributions to qualified charitable

    organizations (paid 1/2/14) 60,000

    Capital gains 7,000

    Depreciation expense 28,000

    Dividend income 60,000

    Dividends-received deduction 42,000

    What is the amount of HAS Corp.'s charitable contribution deduction for 2014?

    A.

    $33,400

    B.

    $43,900

    C.

    $46,900

    D.

    $60,000

    FAR : 68, 74, 83 Thank you God 🙂
    BEC : 78 (8/27) 🙂
    REG : 72 ,80 (2/25) 🙂
    AUD : 69,67, 07/23

    #629942
    MICpaCandidate89
    Participant

    Hey just curious, has anyone out there taken reg or currently studying for it and looking at estate and trust income taxation? I have a small amount of notes on it and I am just wondering if it will even be on there or how much will if it is. The DNI is confusing me and I feel like I could get sucked into spending a great deal of time on an insignificant topic. Thanks guys!

    #629943
    tswj_us
    Member

    I took REG on 10/10, got my score today passed w 75 (got lucky).

    My actual REG exam had a large portion of trust and estate, two of my simulations were on trust. I felt I was a little bit unprepared for the trust simulation.

    #629944
    Panda Love
    Member

    @WannaBE_CPA

    The answer is B right??

    You don't include

    dividends receive deduction in the calculation or the amount paid for charitable contribution

    and then you take 10% of that

    #629945
    Kemy
    Participant

    Hi People – I need encouragement. I've been doing all these Ninja MCQs and averaging 70% total. I decided to take a full practice exam today using Becker – and I got a 68% – Seriously?!?! Ugh, I'm so upset. Those questions were nothing like Ninja's questions. UGH

    FAR - 02/24/14 - 86
    AUD - 04/03/14 - 88
    REG - 05/29/14 - 68 Retook 11/22/14 - 81 I PASSED!!!!!!!!! IM DONE! Thank You Jesus!
    BEC - 07/19/14 - 85

    #629946
    Mika
    Participant

    Gross receipts 700,000

    Salaries: (300,000)

    Capital gains: 7,000

    Depreciation expense: (28,000)

    Dividend income: 60,000

    ___________

    ATI: 439,000

    Charitable deduction limit to 10% of ATI (don't mix up with individual, 50% for $ and 30% for LT property)

    Then your answer will be 439,000 x 10% = 43,900

    The rest $16,100 (60,000 – 43,900) will be carried forward for 5 years.

    Taxable income

    ATI: 439,000

    Allowable Charitable dedction: ($43,900)

    DRD: ($42,000)

    =$353,100

    REG - 80 (02/13/2015) Roger + Ninja Flash Card + Ninja MCQ + Becker's Note
    FAR - 84 (05/29/2015) Roger + Ninja MCQ + Some Wiley book questions
    BEC - 77 (08/27/2015) Roger + Ninja MCQ + Half Wiley book questions
    AUD - 87 (08/28/2015) Roger + Ninja MCQ + Half Wiley book questions

    #629947
    WANNABE_CPA
    Member

    @hopefulfuture and Ah son.. thanks i get it now.B is right.i wasn't subtracting depreciation .

    FAR : 68, 74, 83 Thank you God 🙂
    BEC : 78 (8/27) 🙂
    REG : 72 ,80 (2/25) 🙂
    AUD : 69,67, 07/23

    #629948
    Mary 2496
    Member

    @ MIC – I'd watch underestimating if that's insignificant. The 1st time I took REG I'd agree. The second time … yeah, not so much. It blew me away. Failed REG again with a 73. Bottom line – I will be spending a LOT more time on that same topic area this time around. 🙁

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