Questions from Taxation


Q: Mr. Updike accepted an engagement to perform consulting services for MK

Mr. Updike accepted an engagement to perform consulting services for MK Company. The engagement will last at least 18 months. Identify any reasons why Mr. Updike might prefer to be classified as an MK...

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Q: Discuss the practical reasons why the tax law authorizes the IRS to

Discuss the practical reasons why the tax law authorizes the IRS to collect un with held employee payroll tax from the employer rather than the employees who were liable for the tax.

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Q: Corporation H’s auditors prepared the following reconciliation between book and taxable income

Corporation H’s auditors prepared the following reconciliation between book and taxable income. H’s tax rate is 21 percent. Net income before tax ………………………………….$600,000 Permanent book/tax differences...

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Q: A reasonable compensation problem for the sole shareholder of a C corporation

A reasonable compensation problem for the sole shareholder of a C corporation is quite different from the reasonable compensation problem for the sole shareholder of an S corporation. What is the diff...

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Q: Mr. Burnett owns 10 percent of the stock of ABC Inc

Mr. Burnett owns 10 percent of the stock of ABC Inc. and is the corporation’s director of marketing. ABC has a medical insurance plan for its employees. This year, it paid $1,400 of premiums to the in...

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Q: This year, publicly held Corporation DF paid its PFO a $

This year, publicly held Corporation DF paid its PFO a $1.4 million salary, only $1 million of which was deductible. It also accrued a $200,000 liability for deferred compensation payable in the year...

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Q: Mr. Zelig was recently promoted to an executive position by his

Mr. Zelig was recently promoted to an executive position by his corporate employer. The corporation now requires him to entertain clients much more frequently, and Mr. Zelig expects to incur at least...

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Q: Employees who are compensated with restricted stock or stock options face financial

Employees who are compensated with restricted stock or stock options face financial risks not associated with cash compensation. Describe and compare the financial risks of these two types of equity b...

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Q: Contrast the income tax consequences of the yields on the following investments

Contrast the income tax consequences of the yields on the following investments: a. U.S. Treasury bonds. b. Bonds issued by the State of Illinois. c. Bonds issued by a publicly held corporation at the...

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Q: Mrs. Buckley, age 74, has $100,000

Mrs. Buckley, age 74, has $100,000 in a certificate of deposit paying 1.5 percent annual interest. In addition to this interest income, she receives Social Security and a modest pension from her forme...

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