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Section 10:
Example 1: Income from various entities If ABC is a… Sole proprietorship-owns 100% Taxable income Distribution Example 2: At-risk basis: Partnership ABC; Partner A has a 20% partnership interest Example 3:
Individual K
owns interest in 4 passive activities
Last year: Activity A 30,000 Activity B (30,000)
Activity C (15,000)
Activity D (5,000)
Current year: say that Activity D is sold at a gain of $10,000 and has a current loss of (1,500) Example 4:
In 2012 Susan acquires an interest in a partnership in which she is not a material participant.
The partnership was profitable through 2018.
Susan's basis in the partnership is $40,000 at the beginning of 2019.
Susan's share of the partnership loss in 2019 is $25,000.
Susan's share of partnership income in 2020 is $30,000.
Assume Susan has no other passive activities
How much can Susan deduct for 2019 and 2020?
George has a 30% interest in ABC Services. During 2022 ABC has taxable income of $100,000 and distributes $20,000 to George. Based on the type of entity, what will be the tax implications? C Corporation-
owns 30% Pshp/S Corp-owns 30%
Example 5: Rental example
Joan has $95,000 of losses from a real estate rental activity in which she actively participates.
She has other rental income of $20,000 and other passive income of $23,000.
Assume Joan has modified adjusted gross income of less than $100,000.
How much rental loss can Joan deduct against active and portfolio income (ignoring the at-risk rules)?
Does she have suspended losses to carry over?
Mike, an attorney, earns $200,000 from his law practice and receives $45,000 in dividends and interest during the year. In addition, he incurs a loss of $50,000 from an investment in a passive activity acquired three years ago. What is Mike's net income for the current year after considering the passive investment?
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