Posted: 23 Jan 2012 at 19:17 | IP Logged
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I think this two questions are same but the calculations are different. Could anyone tell me which one is correct? I advocate Becker's calculation personally. What's your guys opinion?
Becker:
1. A, an individual owned 100% of C, a S corp. At the begining of year, A's basis is 25,000, ordinary income is 1,000 and LT capital loss is 3,000. C distribute 30,000 cash to A, what amount of the 30,000 cash distribution is taxable to A?
The answer is 7,000 30000-(25000+1000-3000)
Gleim:
2. A owned 100% C corp, a S Corp. At the begining of year, A's basis is 20,000. C has ordinary income 5,000 and capital loss of 10,000. A receive cash distribution of 35,000. What is A's gain from the ditribution?
The answer is 10,000 35000-(20000+5000), not deduct the 20,000 capital loss.
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