In: Accounting
CSU, Inc., is a calendar year S corporation. CSU’s Form 1120S shows nonseparately stated ordinary income of $120,000 for the year. Taewon owns 30% of the CSU stock throughout the year. The following information is obtained from the corporate records.
Tax-exempt interest income |
$ 4,500 |
Salary paid to Taewon |
(78,000) |
Charitable contributions |
(9,000) |
Dividends received from a non-U.S. corporation |
7,500 |
Short-term capital loss |
(9,000) |
Depreciation recapture income |
16,500 |
Refund of prior state income taxes |
7,500 |
Cost of goods sold |
($108,000) |
Long-term capital loss |
(10,500) |
Administrative expenses |
(27,000) |
Long-term capital gain |
21,000 |
Selling expenses |
(16,500) |
Taewon’s beginning stock basis |
48,000 |
Taewon’s additional stock purchases |
13,500 |
Beginning AAA |
46,500 |
Taewon’s loan to corporation |
30,000 |
Ordinary Income 120000
Add: Seprately Stated item ;
Dividend Received 7500
Tax excerpt interest 4500
Recovery of State Taxes 7500
Long Term Capital Gain 21000 40500
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160500
Less: seprately Stated Item;
Charitable contribution 9000
LTCL 10500
STCL 9000 (28500)
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132000
B) Begining Stock Basis 48000
Add: Ordinary Income 48000
Tax Excempt intrest( 4500*30%) 1350
Divident Received 2250
Recovery of state taxes 2250
LTCG 6300
Additional investment 13500 73650
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121650
Less; Charitable contributions ( 9000*30%) 2700
LTCL 3150
STCL 2700 (8550)
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Ending stock basis 113100
C) Beginning AAA 46500
Add: ordinary income 120000
Dividend received 7500
Recoveye of state tax 7500
LTCG 21000 156000
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202500
Less: charitable contribution 9000
LTCL 10500
STCL 9000 (28500)
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Ending AAA 174000