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To choose: The best option that is not allowed as a deduction in partnerships while calculating ordinary income.
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- MC: Topic: Income Taxation Which of the following is considered a “constructive receipt” of gross income? * A partner’s share in the income of the general professional partnership is credited to his capital account. Payment for the sale is deposited by buyer to the seller’s bank account. Cancellation of debt of employee by employer in consideration of friendship. A and B only All of the abovearrow_forward9. Explain the effect of guaranteed payments and ordinary business income, according to the status of the partner (general or limited), to calculate the self-employment earnings and the self-employment tax.arrow_forwardPlease help mearrow_forward
- Ay 2. Mcq Which of the following items may be subject to the sef-employmant tax? A partners distributive share of partnership income b. Capital gains c. Interest income d. Dividends income E. None of these choices are correctarrow_forwardWhich of the following items is generally reported separately on a partnership return? a.Factory rent expense b.Interest expense on business debts c.Ordinary income from the operations of the partnership business d.Net rental income e.Bonus depreciationarrow_forwardWhich of the following is considered nonpassive income? Income from a trade or business in which the taxpayer does not materially participate. Ordinary income a limited partner receives from a partnership they only invested in and do NOT participate in. Portfolio income: Interest, dividends, annuities, and royalties. Rental income from a non-real estate professional.arrow_forward
- Which of the following regarding partnership taxation is INCORRECT? Question 16 options: A partnership is a tax paying entity for Federal income tax purposes. Partnership income is comprised of ordinary partnership income or loss and separately stated items A partnership is required to file a return with the IRS. A partner’s profit-sharing percent may differ from the partner’s loss-sharing percent. All of these statements are correct.arrow_forwardIn a general professional partnership (GPP): The GPP shall report total taxable income The GPP shall be taxed on its income in the same manner as corporate taxpayers The partners are not liable for taxes on income withdrawn from the partnership None of the abovearrow_forward1. Which of the following is not taxable income? a.Interest b.Hobby income c.Child support payments d.Royalties e.Dividends 2. Generally, for an activity to be treated as a trade or business, which of the following is required: a.No more than intermittent effort toward the activity b.Regular and continual effort designed to seek profit c.Always generate a profit d.Organization as a corporation or partnership 3. To be deductible as the cost of special work clothing or uniforms: a.The clothing need not be required as a condition of the job, but must not be suitable for everyday use. b.The clothing must be required as a condition of the job, but can also be suitable for everyday use. c.The clothing must not be suitable for everyday use and must be required as a condition of the job. d.Only the cost of the clothing is included; upkeep is not deductible.arrow_forward
- Which of the following statements regarding partnerships is true? a. Partnership income is taxed in the partnership. b. Partnership losses cannot be offset against the partners other income c. Partnership income is included in a partners income in the year of disbursement. d. Partnerships may earn business income, property income, and capital gains.arrow_forwardIf no agreement exists in a partnership as to the allocation of income, what method is appropriate?arrow_forwardMa1. TRUE /FALSE in computing a partnerships business income the amount that can be claimed as CCA follows the very same rules that apply to other taxpayersarrow_forward
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