Which of the following increases the Accumulated Adjustments Account (AAA) of an S Corporation? Cost Of Goods Sold. Nontaxable Life Insurance Proceeds. Tax-Exempt Interest Income. Section 1250 Gains. QUESTION 16 Fannie has been the sole (one hundred percent (100%)) shareholder of Beola Corporation, a calendar year S Corporation, since 1981. At end of 2024, Fannie's basis in her stock is $36,800 and she receives a distribution of $44,400 from Beola Corporation. Corporate level accounts of Beola Corporation are as follow: Accumulated Adjustments Account (AAA) - $19,800; Previously Taxed Income (PTI)-$7,300; accumulated Earnings And Profits (AEP) - $3,600. How is Fannie taxed on the distribution? OAS-0- Taxable Dividend and a $-0-Long-Term Capital Gain. A $3,600 Taxable Dividend and a $9,700 Long-Term Capital Gain. A $3,600 Taxable Dividend and a $4,000 Long-Term Capital Gain. A $3,600 Taxable Dividend.

Which of the following increases the Accumulated Adjustments Account (AAA) of an S Corporation? Cost Of Goods Sold. Nontaxable Life Insurance Proceeds. Tax-Exempt Interest Income. Section 1250 Gains. QUESTION 16 Fannie has been the sole (one hundred percent (100%)) shareholder of Beola Corporation, a calendar year S Corporation, since 1981. At end of 2024, Fannie's basis in her stock is $36,800 and she receives a distribution of $44,400 from Beola Corporation. Corporate level accounts of Beola Corporation are as follow: Accumulated Adjustments Account (AAA) - $19,800; Previously Taxed Income (PTI)-$7,300; accumulated Earnings And Profits (AEP) - $3,600. How is Fannie taxed on the distribution? OAS-0- Taxable Dividend and a $-0-Long-Term Capital Gain. A $3,600 Taxable Dividend and a $9,700 Long-Term Capital Gain. A $3,600 Taxable Dividend and a $4,000 Long-Term Capital Gain. A $3,600 Taxable Dividend.

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