A) Corporations may not carryover or carryback excess charitable contributions.
B) Corporations can carry excess charitable contributions over to a future year or back to a prior year.
C) Corporations can carry excess charitable contributions over to a future year but not back to a prior year.
D) Corporations can carry excess charitable contributions back to a prior year but not over to a future year.
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A) Deferred compensation
B) Bad-debt expense
C) Depreciation expense
D) Domestic production activities deduction
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A) In terms of tax treatment, corporations generally prefer capital gains to ordinary income.
B) Like individuals, corporations can deduct $3,000 of net capital losses against ordinary income in a given year.
C) C corporations can carryback net capital losses three years and they can carry them forward for five years.
D) Corporations must apply capital loss carrybacks and carryovers in a particular order.
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A) Financial-no expense; tax-no deduction
B) Financial-no expense; tax-deduct bargain element at exercise
C) Financial-expense value over vesting period; tax-no deduction
D) Financial-expense value over vesting period; tax-deduct bargain element at exercise
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A) Gross income
B) Adjusted gross income
C) Taxable income
D) Regular tax liability
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A) $300,000
B) $320,000
C) $400,000
D) $480,000
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A) Adjustment for depreciation
B) Adjustment of gain or loss on sale of depreciable assets
C) Adjustment for adjusted current earnings (ACE)
D) Adjustment for domestic production activities deduction
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A) An affiliated group can file a consolidated tax return only if it elects to do so.
B) To file a consolidated tax return, one corporation must own at least 50% of the stock of another corporation.
C) For a group of corporations filing a consolidated tax return, an advantage is that losses of one group member may offset gains of another group member.
D) For a group of corporations filing a consolidated tax return, losses from certain intercompany transactions are deferred until realized through a transaction outside of the group.
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A) Parent-subsidiary
B) Brother-sister
C) Combined
D) The three corporations would not be considered to be a controlled group for tax purposes.
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A) It is possible to have no book-tax difference in a year when there is no goodwill amortization for tax purposes.
B) In a year when goodwill is impaired and yet fully amortized for tax purposes (so no tax amortization of the goodwill for that year) , the book-tax difference will be unfavorable.
C) Temporary book-tax differences associated with goodwill are always favorable.
D) If goodwill has been fully amortized for tax purposes in a previous year, the book-tax difference is equal to the amount of impairment recognizeD.It is possible to have an unfavorable difference in a year when goodwill impairment exceeds the allowable amortization deduction.
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Multiple Choice
A) $0
B) $7,000
C) $8,000
D) $10,000
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