Nick is the 100% owner of Go Travel, Inc. a calendar year S corporation.  Nick has a $500,000 stock basis as of January 1, 2019.  During 2019, Go Travel had a taxable income of $100,000.   At the end of 2019, Go Travel distributes equipment  FMV $400,000, basis $300,000 to Nick.    What is the taxable income for Nick for 2019? _________________   What is his stock basis at the end of 2019? __________________   What is his basis in the equipment at the end of 2019? _______________     Which of the following events would not terminate the S election? Nick sells some of his stock to Dome Partnership. Nick sells some of his stock to a non-resident alien. Go Travel, Inc. sells newly authorized preferred shares (i.e., preferred as to dividends) to Brian, a U.S. citizen. Nick consents to have the S election voluntarily revoked. Go Travel, Inc. sells newly authorized Class B non-voting common shares to Larry, a U.S. citizen.

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Nick is the 100% owner of Go Travel, Inc. a calendar year S corporation.  Nick has a $500,000 stock basis as of January 1, 2019.  During 2019, Go Travel had a taxable income of $100,000.   At the end of 2019, Go Travel distributes equipment  FMV $400,000, basis $300,000 to Nick.

  

  1. What is the taxable income for Nick for 2019? _________________
  2.   What is his stock basis at the end of 2019? __________________
  3.   What is his basis in the equipment at the end of 2019? _______________

 

 

Which of the following events would not terminate the S election?

  1. Nick sells some of his stock to Dome Partnership.
  2. Nick sells some of his stock to a non-resident alien.
  3. Go Travel, Inc. sells newly authorized preferred shares (i.e., preferred as to dividends) to Brian, a U.S. citizen.
  4. Nick consents to have the S election voluntarily revoked.
  5. Go Travel, Inc. sells newly authorized Class B non-voting common shares to Larry, a U.S. citizen.
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