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$32 million gross receipts
What is the limit for corporations to use the cash method of accounting?
Related party transactions
Limits an accrual basis taxpayer to recognizing a deduction until a cash basis related party reports the amount as income
Related party
An individual or corporation that owns more than 50% of the outstanding stock, including family
Capital losses only offset capital gains
What is the rule for corporations concerning capital gains?
CB = 3 years
CF = 5 years
What is the carryback / carryforward for capital gains?
Business interest expense
What deduction has unlimited carryforward?
Gross receipts >$32 million
What is the limitation for business interest expense deduction?
Business interest income
Adjusted taxable income * 30%
Floor plan financing interest
What is the formula for business interest expense?
Nonbusiness income, g/l, or deduction
Business interest
NOL deduction
Qualified business income deduction
Depreciation / amortization
When calculating adjusted taxable income for the business interest expense deduction, what things are disregarded?
Authorized by BOD before year end
Paid on or before April 15th of following year
What stipulations must a charitable contribution make to be recognized in the year prior to payment?
FMV, basis
Long term capital gain property can be deducted at _______ while property put to unrelated use or held for short term can be deducted at _______
Charitable contribution deduction
Dividends received deduction
What items are not included in taxable income for purposes of calculating the floor/ceiling for charitable contribution deduction?
Charitable contribution ceiling and floor
1% / 10% of taxable income
5 year carryforward
How many years of carryback / carryforward is allowed for charitable contribution deductions?
80% of taxable income
What is the carryforward limit for net operating loss?