Tempe Corporation is a calendar - year corporation. At the beginning of 2022, its election to be taxed as an S corporation became effective. Tempe Corporation's balance sheet at the end of 2021 reflected the following assets (it did not have any earnings and profits from its prior years as a C corporation): Asset Adjusted Basis FMV Cash $31, 500 $ 31,500 Accounts receivable 46,900 46,900 Inventory 206, 000 269,000 Land 196,000 143,000 Totals $ 480, 400 $ 490, 400 Tempe Corporation's business income for the year was $ 51,500 (this would have been its taxable income if it were a C corporation). During 2022, Tempe Corporation sold all of the inventory it owned at the beginning of the year for $ 302,000. a. What is its built - in gains tax in 2022? b. Assume the original facts, except that if Tempe Corporation were a C corporation, its taxable income would have been $ 8,800. What is its built-in gains tax in 2022?

Tempe Corporation is a calendar - year corporation. At the beginning of 2022, its election to be taxed as an S corporation became effective. Tempe Corporation's balance sheet at the end of 2021 reflected the following assets (it did not have any earnings and profits from its prior years as a C corporation): Asset Adjusted Basis FMV Cash $31, 500 $ 31,500 Accounts receivable 46,900 46,900 Inventory 206, 000 269,000 Land 196,000 143,000 Totals $ 480, 400 $ 490, 400 Tempe Corporation's business income for the year was $ 51,500 (this would have been its taxable income if it were a C corporation). During 2022, Tempe Corporation sold all of the inventory it owned at the beginning of the year for $ 302,000. a. What is its built - in gains tax in 2022? b. Assume the original facts, except that if Tempe Corporation were a C corporation, its taxable income would have been $ 8,800. What is its built-in gains tax in 2022?

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