Question 1 Partnership Characteristics. a. Which tax form do partnerships use? b. Do partnerships withhold income taxes on guaranteed payments made to partners? c. An LLC is what type of tax entity? d. What is the extended due date for a calendar year partnership? e. What is the original due date for the tax retum of a fiscal year partnership with an April 30 year-end?
Question 1 Partnership Characteristics. a. Which tax form do partnerships use? b. Do partnerships withhold income taxes on guaranteed payments made to partners? c. An LLC is what type of tax entity? d. What is the extended due date for a calendar year partnership? e. What is the original due date for the tax retum of a fiscal year partnership with an April 30 year-end?
Chapter21: Partnerships
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![Question 1 Partnership Characteristics.
Question 3
Question 4
a. Which tax form do partnerships use?
b. Do partnerships withhold income taxes on guaranteed payments made to partners?
c. An LLC is what type of tax entity?
d. What is the extended due date for a calendar year partnership?
e. What is the original due date for the tax return of a fiscal year partnership with an April 30 year-end?
Partnership Tax Year.
EFGH partnership consists of four partners, E, F, G, and H. Each partner's year-end along with their ownership
percentage of capital and profits is shown below. Determine EFGH's required tax year.
Partner
E
F
G
H
Partnership Activities.
Item
a. Rent received
b. Capital loss
c. Domestic dividend
d. Charitable contribution
e. Guaranteed payments *
f. Section 179 expense
g. Interest on a business loan
h. Business license
i. Municipal bond interest
j. Property taxes
*
Year-End
30-Jun
31-Oct
31-Dec
31-Dec
Ordinary Separately
Income
Stated
Percentage
48%
4%
24%
24%](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F98d65bf0-3d92-4d19-aaf2-eb7999179aac%2F8f417156-2c4e-4002-8710-595018032a47%2F6648a88_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Question 1 Partnership Characteristics.
Question 3
Question 4
a. Which tax form do partnerships use?
b. Do partnerships withhold income taxes on guaranteed payments made to partners?
c. An LLC is what type of tax entity?
d. What is the extended due date for a calendar year partnership?
e. What is the original due date for the tax return of a fiscal year partnership with an April 30 year-end?
Partnership Tax Year.
EFGH partnership consists of four partners, E, F, G, and H. Each partner's year-end along with their ownership
percentage of capital and profits is shown below. Determine EFGH's required tax year.
Partner
E
F
G
H
Partnership Activities.
Item
a. Rent received
b. Capital loss
c. Domestic dividend
d. Charitable contribution
e. Guaranteed payments *
f. Section 179 expense
g. Interest on a business loan
h. Business license
i. Municipal bond interest
j. Property taxes
*
Year-End
30-Jun
31-Oct
31-Dec
31-Dec
Ordinary Separately
Income
Stated
Percentage
48%
4%
24%
24%
![Question 5 Partner's Distributive Share.
Question 10
Helen is a member of a partnership that reports ordinary income of $68,000 for the current taxable year.
Helen's distributive share of the partnership income is $34,000, of which she withdrew $18,000 during the year.
Compute the amount Helen should report as income from the partnership wuen preparing her personal income
tax return for the year.
Partnership Income.
Fred and Ken are gneral partners in a business sharing profits and losses 60% and 40%, respectively. The partnership
uses a calendar year. Ken files his individual return on the basis of the calendar year. The partnership's ordinary income
for the year is $140,000 (after deducting partners' guaranteed payments). During the year, each partner received a
guaranteed payment of $8,000 per month. (1) Compute the amount of partnership income Ken should report on his
personal income tax return. (2) How much of this amount is subject to self-employment tax and how much will the tax be?
(1) Partnership's ordinary income
Ken's share of the ordinary income
Ken's ordinary income
Ken's guaranteed payments per month
Number of guaranteed payments per year
Ken's guaranteed payments
Ken's partnership income for the year
(2) Self-employment tax:
OASDI maximum taxable amount in 2019
Ken's partnership income for the year
Taxable OASDI @ 6.2 %
Ken's Medicare taxable amount
Medicare tax rate @ 1.45%
Medicare tax due
$
$
$
$ 132,900
$
$
1.45%](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F98d65bf0-3d92-4d19-aaf2-eb7999179aac%2F8f417156-2c4e-4002-8710-595018032a47%2Foozwsi_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Question 5 Partner's Distributive Share.
Question 10
Helen is a member of a partnership that reports ordinary income of $68,000 for the current taxable year.
Helen's distributive share of the partnership income is $34,000, of which she withdrew $18,000 during the year.
Compute the amount Helen should report as income from the partnership wuen preparing her personal income
tax return for the year.
Partnership Income.
Fred and Ken are gneral partners in a business sharing profits and losses 60% and 40%, respectively. The partnership
uses a calendar year. Ken files his individual return on the basis of the calendar year. The partnership's ordinary income
for the year is $140,000 (after deducting partners' guaranteed payments). During the year, each partner received a
guaranteed payment of $8,000 per month. (1) Compute the amount of partnership income Ken should report on his
personal income tax return. (2) How much of this amount is subject to self-employment tax and how much will the tax be?
(1) Partnership's ordinary income
Ken's share of the ordinary income
Ken's ordinary income
Ken's guaranteed payments per month
Number of guaranteed payments per year
Ken's guaranteed payments
Ken's partnership income for the year
(2) Self-employment tax:
OASDI maximum taxable amount in 2019
Ken's partnership income for the year
Taxable OASDI @ 6.2 %
Ken's Medicare taxable amount
Medicare tax rate @ 1.45%
Medicare tax due
$
$
$
$ 132,900
$
$
1.45%
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