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If a taxpayer has the following for the current year: Active Portfolio Passive Income Income Income...

If a taxpayer has the following for the current year:

Active

Portfolio

Passive

Income

Income

Income

Income

$75,000

$22,000

$55,000

Deductions

(45,000)

(16,000)

(110,000)

Income(Loss)

$30,000

$6,000

$(55,000)

I.

If the taxpayer is a regular corporation, taxable income from the three activities is a loss of $19,000.

II.

If the taxpayer is an individual and the passive income is related to a rental real estate activity in which the taxpayer is an active participant, taxable income is $11,000.

According to the test bank 2016, the answer is (c). I understand the first one is correct, but don't understand why the second one is correct as well. Please explain. Thank you

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Expert Solution

The taxpayer is an individual and the passive income is related to a rental real estate activity in which the taxpayer is an active participant:

  • As per IRC Section 469, the taxpayer can deduct up to $25,000 of loss from the rental activity against non-passive income in any taxable year the taxpayer is actively participating in the rental real estate activity.

Please refer below the calculation of taxable income:

Sr No Particulars Amount ($)
a. Active Income         30,000
b. Portfolio Income            6,000
c. Passive Income (Loss)        -25,000
(a+b+c) Taxable Income         11,000

Based on the above, the taxpayer can deduct up to $25,000 of loss from the rental activity against non-passive income hence the taxable income is $ 11,000. Therefore, statement II is also correct.


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