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Quiz 20: Income Taxation of Trusts and Estates
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Question 141
Essay
Tax professionals use the terms simple trust and complex trust when dealing with fiduciary arrangements. How does one know whether a trust is simple or complex? When is this determination made?
Question 142
Multiple Choice
For each of the following items, insert the best term or phrase. An answer choice may be used more than once, but only one choice is the best for each descriptive phrase. -A trust that can accumulate rather than distribute its accounting income.
Question 143
Essay
The Circle Trust reports some exempt interest income for the year. How does this investment income affect Circle's deduction of its fiduciary fees? Charitable contributions?
Question 144
Multiple Choice
For each of the following items, insert the best term or phrase. An answer choice may be used more than once, but only one choice is the best for each descriptive phrase. -A trust whose income is taxed to the donor, not the beneficiaries.
Question 145
Essay
Corelle is a simple trust that correctly uses the calendar year for tax purposes. Its income beneficiaries Kathie, Lynn, Mark, and Norelle) are entitled to the trust's annual accounting income in shares of one-fourth each. For the current calendar year, the trust incurs ordinary business income of $40,000, a long-term capital gain of $20,000 allocable to corpus), and a trustee commission expense of $4,000 allocable to corpus). Use the format of Exhibit 20.5 in the text to address the following items: a. How much income is each beneficiary entitled to receive? b. What is the trust's DNI? c. What is the trust's taxable income? d. How much is taxed to each of the beneficiaries?
Question 146
Essay
Does the distributable net income of an estate or trust always equal its deduction for distributions to beneficiaries? Are the two amounts ever equal in amount? Answer for estates, simple trusts, and complex trusts.