Homework Solutions: Spilker et al. C h. 20 40. Harry and Sally formed the Evergreen partnership by contributing the following assets in exchange for a 50 percent capital and profits interest in the partnership: Harry: Cash Land Totals Basis Fair Market Value $ 30‚000 $ 30‚000 100‚000 120‚000 $ 130‚000 $ 150‚000 Sally: Equipment used in a business Totals 200‚000 $ 200‚000 150‚000 $ 150‚000 a. How much gain or loss will Harry recognize on the contribution? b. How much
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Pre-Employment Screening and Social Networking: A Legal and Ethical Analysis Currently‚ state and federal lawmakers are playing catch up in the battle of privacy and technology when it comes to private life in the public online environment. The Associated Press called nationwide attention to the subject when it published a report on an incident in 2011 in which an employer had required password access to an applicant’s Facebook account. As law suits associated with Facebook password requests and
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Sampling and Data Collection Plan: Amsterdam LLC Cindy Smith QNT/561 November 10‚ 2014 Professor Derek Blythe Sampling and Data Collection Plan: Amsterdam LLC Amsterdam LLC is a transportation company that transports clients to and from their destination throughout the states of Ohio‚ New York‚ and Illinois. The company operates over 1‚500 vehicles and consumes at least 3 million gallons of fuel per year. The company has realized that the operation and maintenance of the outdated vehicles are becoming
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organizations. Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) A Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) is a company combining the benefits of a partnership and a corporation. A LLC acts as its own entity with the limited liability‚ but also has the tax savings as if it were a sole proprietorship (“The Advantages of an LLC Company”‚ 2013). Advantages of an LLC are limited liability‚ require less paperwork‚ and have the ability to profit share. Disadvantages of an LLC are limited life and members are subject to self-employment
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entities? The two main business entities that are taxed as flow-through entities are partnerships and S corporations. Partnerships are taxed under Subchapter K and consist of general partnerships‚ limited partnerships‚ and limited liability companies (LLC). S corporations are taxed under Subchapter S. Both these types of business entities are treated as flow-through entities and are taxed accordingly. 3. [LO 1] Compare and contrast the aggregate and entity concepts for taxing partnerships
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shared the benefit of flat land and rich soil‚ while the New England Colonies were left with a rocky landscape that made farming difficult. Thus‚ the New England colonies‚ including Rhode Island‚ Massachusetts‚ Connecticut‚ and New Hampshire thrived on lumber and fish‚ rather than crops. They developed a large shipbuilding industry‚ and due to the abundance of fish such as cod‚ their fishing industry grew as well. However‚ in comparison to the Middle Colonies‚ the New England colonies’ government revolved
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LIT1 – Task 310.1.2-01-06 Part A SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP: A sole proprietorship is the easiest of all the business types to start and take the least amount of start-up capital. This is also the most common form of doing business in the United States. With a sole proprietorship‚ the business and the owner are one in the same and it is not possible to bring someone into the business. Liability: The owner is responsible for the debt of the business. There is no differential made from the business
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LIT1 Task 310.1.2-01-06 Part A Sole Proprietorship: A sole proprietorship is owned by only one person. All profits and losses are the responsibility of the owner only. Liability – There is unlimited liability in a sole proprietorship. The owner is solely responsible for any debts that may occur. Income Taxes – The business files taxes as one single unit. Because profits are not shared‚ they are considered personal income to the sole proprietor. Longevity/Continuity – In a sole proprietorship
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That is until 1909 when the South Pacific Transportation company brought in the first railroad making Casper much more accessible. Lumber was plentiful and dozens of lumber mills quickly assembled. This boom result in Casper becoming the fast growing city in all of Oregon until the great depression caused a halt in the economy‚ and by extension‚ the lumber craze. Lumber continued to be the lifeblood of the city until the late 1980’s when laws regarding endangered species changed forest policy. The
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