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Quiz 19: Family Tax Planning
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Question 101
Essay
The quantity of stock that a decedent owns in a closely held corporation can have an effect on its valuation. Explain this statement.
Question 102
Essay
At the time of his death, Al owned a majority interest in Macaw Corporation, a closely held holding company. Macaw's major asset is stock in ABC Grocers, a regional supermarket chain. The ABC stock has a per share basis to Macaw of $50 and is currently worth $2,000. In what manner, if any, may these facts have a bearing on the value of the Macaw stock included in Al's gross estate?
Question 103
Multiple Choice
Match each statement with the correct choice. Some choices may be used more than once or not used at all -Valuation of a commercial annuity contract.
Question 104
Essay
Mel's estate includes a number of notes receivable signed by his daughter, Tammy. These notes were issued by Tammy on different occasions when she obtained funds from Mel. The total face amount of these notes is $150,000. The notes are forgiven by Mel's will. How much, if any, regarding these notes should be included in Mel's gross estate?
Question 105
Multiple Choice
Match each statement with the correct choice. Some choices may be used more than once or not used at all -Current use valuation as to certain realty (§ 2032A) .
Question 106
Essay
Bob and Paige are married and live in a common law state. Bob owns some real estate (fair market value of $560,000) which they would like to give to their five adult married children. The spouses of their children (e.g., son-in-law, daughter-in-law) are to be included in the gifts. Bob and Paige do not want to use any of their unified transfer tax credit. Assuming an annual exclusion in the amount of $14,000, suggest a viable way to structure the transfer.
Question 107
Multiple Choice
Match each statement with the correct choice. Some choices may be used more than once or not used at all -Valuation of a life insurance policy that is not paid up.
Question 108
Multiple Choice
Match each statement with the correct choice. Some choices may be used more than once or not used at all -Marital deduction allowed.
Question 109
Essay
Clancy and Maureen are husband and wife and have always lived in a community property state. When Clancy learns that he is terminally ill, he gives to Maureen all of his share of the community investments that have declined in value. Why?
Question 110
Essay
Wesley has created an irrevocable trust: life estate to Eve, remainder to Ernest upon Eve's death. In using the IRS valuation tables, what information is needed to determine the value of Eve's life estate?
Question 111
Essay
How can a disclaimer by an heir increase the charitable deduction allowed a decedent? Is such a disclaimer always wise? Explain.
Question 112
Essay
Andrew makes a gift of securities (basis of $1,100,000; fair market value of $800,000) to his son, Carl. As a result of the transfer, Andrew paid a gift tax of $80,000. What is Carl's income tax basis in the securities if the gift occurred in 2015?
Question 113
Essay
Describe the various tax advantages that are available from donating a conservation easement to charity.
Question 114
Essay
Barney creates a trust, income payable to Madison for five years, remainder to Emma. Emma is Barney's daughter (and a single parent), and Madison is his 19-year old granddaughter. What might be the justification for this type of trust?