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Quiz 13: Property Transactions: Determination of Gain or Loss, basis Considerations, and Nontaxable Exchanges
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Question 261
Essay
Under what circumstances may a partial § 121 exclusion be available even though the taxpayer has used the § 121 exclusion within the two-year period preceding the sale of the current residence?
Question 262
Essay
Discuss the treatment of losses from involuntary conversions.
Question 263
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Louis owns a condominium in New Orleans which has been his principal residence for 12 years.He wants to be near Lake Ponchartrain since he enjoys water activities.Therefore,he sells the condominium.His original intent was to purchase a house in New Orleans near the lake.However,the cost of such properties far exceeded his sales proceeds.He was able to purchase a house on the lake in Covington,which is located across the causeway.He invested all of his sales proceeds in the Covington house.After two months of commuting over an hour to and from work each day,he decides to rent an efficiency apartment in New Orleans near his office.He spends the weekends and vacations at his home in Covington. a.Does Louis qualify for exclusion of gain under § 121? b.Does his Covington house qualify as his principal residence?
Question 264
Essay
Libby's principal residence is destroyed by a tornado.She is single and her realized gain is $360,000.Is it possible for Libby's recognized gain to be $0?
Question 265
Essay
Define an involuntary conversion.
Question 266
Essay
Jake exchanges an airplane used in his business for a smaller airplane to be used in his business.His adjusted basis for the airplane is $325,000 and the fair market value is $310,000.The fair market value of the smaller airplane is $300,000.In addition,Jake receives cash of $10,000.Calculate Jake's realized and recognized gain or loss and his adjusted basis for the assets received.
Question 267
Essay
What types of exchanges of insurance contracts are eligible for nonrecognition treatment under § 1035?
Question 268
Essay
Edith's manufacturing plant is destroyed by fire on the afternoon of November 3,2017.The adjusted basis is $800,000.The insurance company offers a settlement of $700,000.After protracted negotiations,Edith receives $825,000 on June 9,2018.Edith is a fiscal year taxpayer whose tax year ends on June 30th.What is the latest date that Edith can invest the proceeds in qualifying replacement property and elect to defer the gain under § 1033?
Question 269
Essay
To be eligible to elect postponement of gain treatment for an involuntary conversion,what are the three tests for qualifying replacement property?
Question 270
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Melissa,age 58,marries Arnold,age 50,on June 1,2017.Melissa decides to sell her principal residence on August 1,2017,which she has owned and occupied for the past 30 years.Arnold has never owned a house.However,while he was married to Kelly who died 6 months prior to his marriage to Melissa,Kelly used the § 121 election on the sale of her residence in January 2015 to reduce her realized gain from $123,000 to $0.Kelly used the sales proceeds to pay off Arnold's gambling debts.Can Melissa elect the § 121 exclusion on the sale of her residence? What is the maximum § 121 exclusion available to Melissa and Arnold if they file a joint return?
Question 271
Essay
Discuss the relationship between realized gain and boot received in a § 1031 like-kind exchange.
Question 272
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Ramon sells land with an adjusted basis of $120,000 and a fair market value of $175,000 to Pauline,his wife,for $175,000.Discuss how the tax consequences would differ if Ramon and Pauline had never been married.
Question 273
Essay
What effect do the assumption of liabilities have on a § 1031 like-kind exchange?
Question 274
Essay
Under what circumstance is there recognition of some or all of the realized gain associated with the giving of boot by the taxpayer in a like-kind exchange?