Question

In: Accounting

P Corporation is a publicly held corporation which owns 10% of S Corporation’s stock. S Corporation...

P Corporation is a publicly held corporation which owns 10% of S Corporation’s stock. S Corporation has taxable income of $100,000 and distributes a $50,000 dividend to P. P has taxable income of $1,000,000 before the dividend.

a. P’s corporate income tax is $345,100 on $1,015,000 of taxable income. S Corporation tax is $22,250

b. P’s corporate income tax is $345,100 and S’s corporate income tax is $34,000.

c. P Corporation owes AMT.

d. None of the above

***Explain answer.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Correct answer is option a) P’s corporate income tax is $345,100 on $1,015,000 of taxable income. S Corporation tax is $22,250.

Explanation;

i.Calculation of S’s Corporation Tax

        S’s Corporation Taxable income = $1,00,000

        As per Corporate Tax Rate, if Taxable Income were;

                                $0 - $ 50,000 @ 15%                                  = $7,500

                                $50,000 - $75,000 @25%)                          = $6,250

                                $75,000 - $1,00,000 @ 34%                       = $8,500

Therefore, Total Corporate Tax                                                = $7,500+ $6,250 +$8,500

                                                                                                        = $22,250

i.Calculation of P’s Corporation Tax

P’s Corporation Taxable income before dividend = $1,000,000

P corporation can deduct 70% of dividends of $50,000 which received from S corporation in determining taxable income, since the percent of ownership is less than 20% (ie.,10% given in question) under the Tax Deduction named ‘Dividend Received Deduction’.

Therefore,

P’s Corporation Taxable income After dividend

                                            = $1,000,000 + $15000 (70% deducted from dividend $50,000)

                                            = $1,015,000

As per Corporate Tax Rate, if Taxable Income were;

                          

Therefore, Total Corporate Tax                                        = $1015000* 34%

                                                                                                  = $3,45100

       


Related Solutions

x is a publicly held corporation with a subsidiary, S, of which X always has owned...
x is a publicly held corporation with a subsidiary, S, of which X always has owned 100 percent of the outstanding stock. what is the total tax liability for X and S under each of the following sets of facts? in this problem, use all corporate tax rate brackets. a) X has taxable income of $2.2 million and S has no income. b) X has taxable income of $2 million and S has taxable income of $200,000 c) same as...
Sarah owns Gonzalez Corporation, a Corporation. Sarah’s basis for his Gonzalez stock is $120,000. The corporation’s...
Sarah owns Gonzalez Corporation, a Corporation. Sarah’s basis for his Gonzalez stock is $120,000. The corporation’s assets are summarized below. In addition, Gonzalez Corporation owes creditors $80,000 Assets Adjusted Basis Fair Market Values Cash $90,000 $90,000 Cain Corporation Stock    100,000 225,000 Other Equipment 140,000 300,000 Gonzalez Corporation sells the equipment for $300,000 to an unrelated purchaser. Gonzalez then liquidates paying all creditors and any outstanding tax obligations first. Assume a 34% tax rate for Gonzalez. Analyze this transaction. What...
Austin owns 100% of the stock of MoJo Corp., which is a calendar year S corporation....
Austin owns 100% of the stock of MoJo Corp., which is a calendar year S corporation. MoJo has been an S corp for 12 years, but was a C corp prior to that. At the beginning of 20x1, MoJo has an Accumulated Adjustments Account of $200,000 and Accumulated Earnings and Profits from C-Corp years of $500,000. Austin has a stock basis of $300,000 on January 1, 20x1. MoJo has income of $0 in 20x1 ignoring any effect of distributions. MoJo...
P Company owns 70% of the outstanding stock of S Company. On January 1, 2011, S...
P Company owns 70% of the outstanding stock of S Company. On January 1, 2011, S Company sold land to P Company for $280,000. S had originally purchased the land on March 30, 2007, for $330,000. P Company plans to construct a building on the land bought from S in which it will house new production machinery. The estimated useful life of the building and the new machinery is 20 years. To solve: Prepare all journal entries for P and...
fireball corporation is an s corporation, Leya owns all of the stock. During the current year....
fireball corporation is an s corporation, Leya owns all of the stock. During the current year. fireball earned a taxable income of 500000 and paid a 300000 distribution to Leyla. which of the following statement is correct a) fireball will pay corporate income tax in its earnings, and leyla will pay individual income tax on the distribution. b) only fireball will pay taxes, but leyla will not pay and taxes due to her holding in fireball C) fireball will not...
The 200 shares of Long Corporation’s common stock are held as follows:        Shareholder      ...
The 200 shares of Long Corporation’s common stock are held as follows:        Shareholder           # of Shares        Matt               50        Mark                60        Jason               90 Matt purchased shares for $200 each on September 30, 2016. Assume Matt, who is Mark’s father, sells 40 of his shares to the Corporation for $12,000. (1)   Will the sale qualify as a substantially disproportionate (or disproportionate) redemption?...
Identify the primary goal of the management of a publicly held corporation, and understand the relationship...
Identify the primary goal of the management of a publicly held corporation, and understand the relationship between stock prices and shareholder value. Briefly explain the conflicts between managers and stockholders, and explain useful motivational tools that can help to prevent these conflicts.
Which of the following is/are tax-deductible expense(s) for a corporation? a. Dividends paid on the corporation’s...
Which of the following is/are tax-deductible expense(s) for a corporation? a. Dividends paid on the corporation’s stock b. Interest paid on the corporation’s bonds c. Both interest and dividends paid d. Neither interest nor dividends paid
On July 1, 2016, P Corporation acquired all the stock of S Corporation for $42,000 and...
On July 1, 2016, P Corporation acquired all the stock of S Corporation for $42,000 and included S Corporation in its US Consolidated tax return. On the acquisition date, S has accumulated earnings and profits of $14,000. During the period July1-December 31, 2016, S Corporation incurred a taxable loss of $9,000. S Corporation had earnings of $18,000 in 2017, and made a distribution of $15,000 to P Corporation on October 1. A) Determine P’s basis in S stock as of...
7) P Company owns 80% of the outstanding common stock of S Company. On January 1....
7) P Company owns 80% of the outstanding common stock of S Company. On January 1. 2018, S Company sold land to P Company for OMR 500,000. S Company originally purchased the land for OMR 300,000. On January 1, 2019, P Company Sold the land purchased from S Company to a company outside the affiliated group for OMR 600,000. A. Prepare the journal entry of intercompany sales. B. Prepare in general journal form the workpaper entries necessary because of the...
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT