Sycamore Corporation's financial statements show the following items for the current year in its financial accounting records:Gross receipts$500,000Cost of goods sold 260,000Capital loss7,000Salaries and wages80,000Operating expenses50,000Depreciation12,000Charitable contributions10,000Dividend income5,000For tax purposes, depreciation is $22,000. Sycamore owns less than 20% of the company from which it received dividends. Calculate Sycamore's taxable income, tax liability, and carryforwards.
What will be an ideal response?
Cost of goods sold | 260,000 |
Depreciation expense | 22,000 | 152,000 |
Income before charitable cont.
Charitable contribution deduction* | 9,300 |
* 93,000 × .10
Tax: $81,200 * 21%) | $17,052 |
Charitable contribution carryforward $10,000 - 9,300 = $ 700
No deduction is allowed for the capital loss. It must be offset by capital gains. If it cannot be carried back and applied to net capital gains in the three preceding years, it (or the remainder) will be carried forward for up to five years.
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