A trust has the following net income.Franked dividends - $10,000Franking Credits - $3500Capital gain - no discount applies - $70,000Rental income - $105,000Rental deductions - $35,000Beneficiary X is specifically entitled to franked dividends and credits and Beneficiary Y isspecifically entitled to the Capital Gain. The trust income under The Division 6 trust incomewill beand the Division 6E trust income will be

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Use the following information to complete the chart below, indicating the Calvet Trust's entity accounting income for each of the alternatives. Interest income, taxable $300,000 Interest income, tax-exempt 30,000 Interest income, tax-exempt but AMT preference item 20,000 Long-term capital gain 40,000 Trustee fee 10,000 Trust Agreement Provisions Trust AccountingIncome Fees and capital gains allocable to corpus Capital gains allocable to corpus, one-half of fees allocable to income Capital gains allocable to income, silent concerning allocation of fees Fees and exempt income allocable to corpus, silent concerning allocationof capital gain/loss
A trust has $7000 in interest income, $5000 in tax exempt interest income, $4000 in dividend income and $3000 in capital gains. The trust only expense was $2000 in fiduciary fees. What is the allocation of fiduciary fees to principle an income?
The XYZ Trust has two income beneficiaries. The trust can distribute any amount of accounting income to the beneficiaries and corpus. Taxable interest income 40,000 Tax-exempt income interest income 20,000 Long-term capital gains-allocable to corpus 80,000 Legal and accounting fees-allocable to corpus 9,000 Money distributed to Beneficiary A 13,000 Money distributed to Beneficiary B 26,000 Determine the following: Trust Accounting Income________________________ Taxable Income________________________________ Distributable Net Income (DNI)____________________
The XYZ Trust has two income beneficiaries. The trust can distribute any amount of accounting income to the beneficiaries and corpus. Taxable interest income 40,000 Tax-exempt income interest income 20,000 Long-term capital gains-allocable to corpus 80,000 Legal and accounting fees-allocable to corpus 9,000 Money distributed to Beneficiary A 13,000 Money distributed to Beneficiary B 26,000 Determine the following: Distribution Deduction___________________________ Trust Taxable Income____________________________ Beneficiary A Taxable Income______________________ Beneficiary B Taxable Income______________________
A simple trust has the following receipts and expenditures for the current year. The trust instrument is silent with respect to the capital gains, and state law concerning trust accounting income follows the Uniform Act. Assume the trustee’s fee is charged equally to principal and income. Corporate bond interest $40,000 Tax-exempt interest 9,000 Long-term capital gain 5,000 Trustee’s fee 2,000 Distribution to beneficiary 48,000 What is the trust’s taxable income? What is the trust’s tax liability?
A trust has $7000in interest income. $5000 in tax exempt interest income. $4000 in dividend income and $3000 in capital gains. The trust only expense was $2000 in fiduciary fees. What is the allocation of fiduciary fees to principal income? 1. $0 allocable to principal; $2000 allocable to income 2. $400 allocable to principal; $1600 allocable to income 3. $1600 allocable to principal; $400 allocable to income 4. $2000 allocable to principal; $0 allocable to income
A trust has the following results for the current year: Capital gains $100,000 Capital losses $20,000 The trust has available net capital losses of $35,000 incurred in the previous year. Determine the maximum amount that can be allocated to a beneficiary.
Which trust fund has assets always equal to liabilities with never a fund balance. O a. Pension trust funds O b. debt service trust funds Oc. Investment trust funds O d. special revenue trust funds Oe. Private purpose trust funds Of. Agency trust funds O g. capital projects trust funds Oh. Internal service trust funds
Which of the following is usually not accounted for as an adjustment to a trust's income? Multiple Choice Lease cancellation fees. Rent expense. Investment costs and commissions. Insurance expense. Property taxes.
Complete the following chart, indicating the comparative attributes of the typical trust and estate by answering yes/no or explaining the differences between the entities where appropriate.
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Which of the following items can be included in the definition of investment income for purposes of computing the allowed investment interest deduction only if the trust makes a special election? OA. Qualified dividends B. Interest on corporate bonds C. Farm income D. Income from a working interest in oil and gas where the taxpayer does not materially participate in the activity

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