Mr and Mrs

question 19

Multiple Choice

Mr. and Mrs. Perry own stock in an S corporation, which is their only passive activity. They have an $8,200 passive activity loss carryforward into this year. This year, the Perrys are allocated a $1,600 share of corporate ordinary business income. In December of this year, they recognize a $3,500 long-term capital gain on the sale of their entire stock interest. How much of their loss carryforward can the Perrys deduct this year?

• A) $0
• B) $5,100
• C) $8,200
• D) $1,600

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Definitions:

Historic Preservation Easement

A legal agreement that protects a property's historical features by restricting certain changes, ensuring its preservation for future generations.

Life Estate

A legal arrangement where an individual is granted the rights to use and benefit from property during their lifetime, but does not own the property outright.

Fee Simple

A type of real estate ownership where the owner has unrestricted rights to the property, including the right to sell or bequeath it.

Future Interest

A legal right to property ownership that will begin at a future date, rather than immediate possession.