Business (a calendar year C corporate taxpayer) has the following items of income and deduction for Year
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Business (a calendar year C corporate taxpayer) has the following items of income and deduction for Year 10:
- Sold inventory worth $800,000. Cost of Goods sold was $350,000. Inventory is a material income producing factor.
- Received $100,000 for service income. The company provided $10,000 of these services in Year 10. It expects to provide $30,000 worth of services in each of Years 11 – 13.
- Received $40,000 from a tenant of a commercial property investment in December of Year 10 in full payment of Year 11’s rent.
- Paid $50,000 of employee salaries and $10,000 of deductible employee related taxes during Year 10.
- The employees earned bonuses of $20,000. The deductible payroll taxes related to those bonuses were $4,000. Business expects to pay the bonuses and related taxes ½ on March 1 and ½ on May 15 of Year 11.
- At the end of Year 10, the company estimates its remaining warranty expense related to this Year 10’s sales to be $15,000. It estimates that these amounts will be paid $3,000 per month for the first 5 months of Year 11.
- During Year 10, the company was sued for product liability. At year end, the company is agreed to settle the case and estimates the settlement payment to be $500,000. It plans to pay out the settlement by July 1 of next year.
- At the end of Year 9, the company prepaid its Year 10 insurance ($12,000). At the end of Year 10, the company prepaid its Year 11 insurance ($14,000).
- The company paid $120,000 of general and administrative expenses during Year 10.
- Business is wholly owned by a single individual (Mike). Business sold property (in an arms-length deal) to Mike and realized a $12,000 loss in Year
- Mike does consulting work for Business. During December, Mike performed $20,000 of services. Mike billed Business in December. Business paid Mike on February 1, Year 11
Required:
1) Assume that Business is a cash method taxpayer. Compute its taxable income.
2) Assume that Business is an accrual method taxpayer. Compute its taxable income.
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